____________ refers to cognitive dysfunction resulting from a series of small strokes.
A) Neurocognitive disorder not otherwise specified
B) Major or mild vascular neurocognitive disorder
C) Substance/medication-induced major or minor neurocognitive disorder
D) Neurocognitive disorder due to other general medical conditions
Question 2________ are more or less plausible ideas used to explain something (e.g., a behavior) and can be tested using research methods.
a. Observations
b. Hypotheses
c. Variables
d. Correlations
Question 3The function of an Institutional Review Board is to
A) reject research protocols that are not likely to receive funding.
B) make sure there is a random sample of participants.
C) review and approve research protocols.
D) certify that the financial costs of the study are reasonable for the institution.
Question 4Codeine and hydrocodone are examples of:
A) antidepressants.
B) opioids.
C) neuroleptics.
D) anti-inflammatory drugs.
Question 5Which disorder is characterized by negative, hostile, or defiant behaviors that are less severe than those found in conduct disorder?
A) Disruptive behavior disorder
B) Oppositional defiant disorder
C) Attention-deficit/hyperactive disorder
D) Pervasive developmental disorder
Question 6Carl is asked to provide information about his drinking. Despite the fact that he has had several arrests for driving while intoxicated, Carl reports that he has no problems with drinking. This is an example of
a. the problems with self-report data.
b. the problems with case studies.
c. the problems of diagnosis.
d. the problems of forming hypotheses.
Question 7Participants must understand the aims, methods, risks and benefits of research. This is called
A) informed consent.
B) participant privilege.
C) debriefing.
D) confidentiality.
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