Someone who views the chief causes of abnormal functioning as psychological is said to have a _____ perspective.

A) moral
B) somatogenic
C) psychogenic
D) positive

Who is most likely to have experienced the most emerging adulthood?

A) Madison, who is deciding whether she wants to attend medical school
B) Jun, who started working right out of high school to help her family
C) Chaz, who became a father at a young age
D) Ollie, who lives in an impoverished neighborhood

By the age of 4, children can remember events that occurred at least earlier.

A) at least 1½ years
B) at least 2 years
C) at least 2 ½ years
D) about one month

An intervention strategy may be viewed as

A) a social behavior
B) the systematic exercise of situational control
C) a use of force
D) conforming to social norms

Fifteen-year-old Juan is experiencing an increase in the hormone ________,which causes his sexual arousal to ________.

A) estrogen;increase
B) estrogen;decrease
C) testosterone;increase
D) testosterone;decrease

While Patricia is attempting to decide whether to use medications rather than behavior therapy to treat her phobia of flying, which of the following considerations would be relevant?

A) Medications do not typically permanently "cure" a mental disorder.
B) Some medications may have unpleasant side effects.
C) It may take significant time to establish the desired therapeutic dosage.
D) All of the above.