When working with a GLBT client who is early in his or her sexual identity and recovery,the counselor should:

A) force the client to speak about their sexual identity each time the counselor meets with the client.
B) ask their family and friends if the person is really "gay."
C) create a safe and welcoming environment to discuss GLBT issues.
D) none of the above.

What is the minor premise of the syllogism?

A) Some chemical compounds are hallucinogenic drugs.
B) There are no drugs legal in America.
C) No drug legal in America is a hallucinogenic drug.
D) Some chemical compounds are not drugs legal in America.
E) Chemical compounds are hallucinogenic.

Judd enjoys socializing with others and is a great host. He always makes sure his house guests are comfortable and have what they need, and he greets both lifelong friends and new acquaintances with the same warmth and enthusiasm. Judd is likely to score __________.

A) high on neuroticism and low on agreeableness
B) low on conscientiousness and low on openness to experience
C) high on extraversion and high on agreeableness
D) high on openness to experience and high on extraversion

Mark was not cuddly as an infant, and when he should have been learning to speak and interact with his classmates in day care, he instead stayed to himself, waving his hands in front of his face for long periods of time. He has never learned to speak and seems indifferent to other people. He becomes very distressed if anyone moves objects around in his room. Mark most likely has __________.

A) mental retardation
B) attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
C) childhood schizophrenia
D) autism

Measures of__________    were the best predictors of whether dating couples continued their relationships.

A) commitment and intimacy
B) commitment and passion
C) intimacy and passion
D) financial security and sexual compatibility

What is the name of the experimental task in which an infant interacts with an adult who first engages in normal social interaction and then suddenly becomes unresponsive?

A) still-face interaction paradigm
B) violation-of-expectation task
C) information processing approach
D) A-not-B error

The theory of evolution as proposed by Charles Darwin focuses on ____.

A) how change occurs in nature
B) how change occurs via nurture
C) reproduction
D) gene mutation

Hyphenated-Canadian syndrome,the divided identity that so many new immigrants to Canada face as a result of our multicultural mosaic,is an example of whose concept of double consciousness?

A) Frantz Fanon
B) Annie Marion MacLean
C) W.E.B.Du Bois
D) Ida Wells-Barnett