The ________ aims to bring "the power of modern research approaches in genetics,neuroscience,and behavioral science" to the study of psychological disorders.

A) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
B) World Health Organization
C) American Psychological Association's Publication Manual
D) Research Domain Criteria project

The main reason for social rejection among adults is ____.

A) aggression
B) deviance
C) physical weakness
D) lack of physical attractiveness

Smokers with ________ levels of nicotine tolerance are likely to suffer the most severe withdrawal symptoms when they discontinue smoking.

A) high
B) moderate
C) low
D) high or low

________ uses a cognitive approach to explain gender typing.

A) Observational learning theory
B) Social learning theory
C) Gestalt theory
D) Gender schema theory

According to the text, what is one cause of many of the questionable research practices and controversies associated with fMRI research?

A) the lack of growth in fMRI research
B) the funding sources for fMRI research
C) the way fMRI research is taught to undergraduates
D) the rapid growth in fMRI research

Many Alzheimer's patients suffer from a phenomenon called "sundowning." Sundowning is __________

A) the tendency to forget things that occur in the morning hours.
B) the tendency to want to get up and move around the house at night.
C) the tendency to want to sleep as soon as the sun goes down.
D) the tendency to exhibit more symptoms of a disease in the afternoon and nighttime hours.

Noah learned to play Mozart's Concerto Number 21 when he was 8 years old.He is now 30 years old and hasn't played the piano for years,but his sister has asked him to play the concerto at her wedding.When Noah sits down to practise,he finds that he has the piece mastered in just a few hours,even though it took him weeks to learn the first time.What does this example illustrate

A)  cancellation of retroactive interference 
B)  relearning as a measure of memory retention 
C)  impact of pseudoforgetting 
D)  ease of recall for auditory stimuli