Which imaging study allows estimates to be made of blood flow to regions of the brain?
a. CAT
b. fMRI
c. PET
d. EEG
Why is ANAM one of the most important developments in clinical neuropsychology?
a. ANAM takes eight hours to administer.
b. ANAM is the first neurological test to measure psychological disorder.
c. ANAM is an automated neuropsychological test.
d. ANAM only requires a single task.
In one study, 18-month detoxified alcoholics
a. did not show any recovery of learning and memory.
b. showed some recovery of memory and learning.
c. showed full recovery of memory and learning.
d. showed better memory and learning than the abstinent group.
Which type of memory is assumed to be unlimited in quantity and duration?
a. LTM
b. STM
c. WM
d. Verbatim
One advantage of EMA is that
a. information is collected in the subject's natural environment.
b. it does not require a computer.
c. information can only be collected once.
d. there is no variability over time.
The Ways of Coping Scale (Folkman, 2010; Lazarus & Folkman, 1984) is a ____-item test and includes ____ subscales.
a. 10; three
b. 68; seven
c. 24; nine
d. 79; six
After receiving neutral feedback, individuals who score low on the TAS tend to
a. be pessimistic about their future performance.
b. be optimistic about their future performance.
c. have low frustration thresholds.
d. be overly self-focused.
The focus of the TAS is on
a. the particular situation.
b. the measurement of social support.
c. the person rather than the situation.
d. the same as in the TAQ.
Early studies using the Test Anxiety Scale demonstrated that test-anxious students
a. tended to be very self-confident.
b. are anxious in nearly all social situations.
c. tend to focus attention on themselves in test-taking situations rather than on the test.
d. are anxious because they are so tightly focused on the test.
The original test anxiety measure was the
a. TAQ.
b. TAI.
c. STAI.
d. STABBS.