Alzheimer's disease was first described by a ______

Dr. Williams believes that by administering brief electric shocks to his students, he can improve their attention to his lectures. He blames daydreaming and inattention by his students for their poor performance in his class

His colleagues are not convinced that the potential benefits to the students will outweigh the physical pain they may endure. Ultimately, what will Dr. Williams have to obtain from his students before proceeding? A) Medical records B) A debriefing of the results of the study C) Information about the students' parents D) Informed consent

Shopping at a flea market, you come across a book whose cover is ripped off. Skimming through it, you come across chapters entitled "Collective Unconscious," "Archetypes," and "Analytic Psychology."

You can safely guess that the book was either written by, or is about, a. Carl Rogers. b. Carl Jung. c. Alfred Adler. d. Abraham Maslow.