Ted was arrested by the police for breaking and entering. During an interview at the police station, he reported that he needed money to buy heroin.
Ted's attorney asks the prosecutor to consider allowing Ted to enter a treatment program rather than go to jail. If the judge agrees to this arrangement, Ted is
most likely to enter a treatment program that involves
a) methadone.
b) biofeedback.
c) aversive conditioning.
d) covert sensitization.
Question 2While waiting for his car to be fixed, John was suddenly overcome by an intense fear he has never experienced before. His heart was racing so fast he wondered if he was having a heart attack. John's symptoms are most consistent with a diagnosis of
a) fugue.
b) dysthymia.
c) panic disorder.
d) depersonalization.
Question 3Which group of mentally retarded children is most likely to come from families with low socioeconomic status?
a) mild
b) severe
c) profound
d) moderate
Question 4Which of the following foods was originally developed as food that would lessen sexual interest?
a) Doritos
b) Nabisco Animal Crackers
c) Kellogg's Corn Flakes
d) Hostess Twinkies
Question 5Which condition often occurs with opioid addiction?
a) mania
b) paranoia
c) depression
d) violent behavior
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