A symptom such as hallucination or delusion that is noticed by its presence (instead of the absence of something) is called a ___________ symptom

Which of the following turn raw material into building blocks of one's self-concept?

A. self-differentiations B. self-schemas C. cultural self D. regional self

In the context of Lawrence Kohlberg's levels and stages of moral reasoning, identify a true statement about people at the level of preconventional morality.

A. They are able to decide among conflicting moral standards. B. They are concerned about pleasing others and maintaining the social order. C. They obey rules to reap benefits or to avoid punishment. D. They have internalized the standards of authority figures.