During the Renaissance, abnormal behavior was generally taken as a sign of:?
a. ?sinfulness and witchcraft
b. ?poor hygiene and infectious disease
c. ?the emergence of a prophet or oracle
d. ?troubled upbringing and low intelligence
ANSWER:
a
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All of the following are necessary conditions for cognitive dissonance specified by Cooper and Fazio (1984) except that people must
a. freely choose to engage in the attitude-discrepant behavior. b. assign responsibility for the behavior to an outside source. c. experience physiological arousal as a result of their behavior. d. attribute their arousal to the attitude-discrepant behavior.
When a person's thoughts, actions, and emotions are no longer coordinated, the person is exhibiting
a. hyperemotionality or a flat affect. b. auditory hallucinations. c. personality disintegration. d. delusions of reference.