___________ conditioning is a simple form of associative learning that enables organisms to anticipate events

Your friend Nadia has recently had a child, and is struggling with the decision to return to work. "I miss my job terribly," she says," but if I put the baby in day care, she might lose her bond with me!" Knowing the research in this area as well as you do, you reply: a. "In fact, child care can actually help, especially if your child has an insecure attachment to you."

b. "If your child has a secure attachment to you, child care is very unlikely to take that away!" c. "Research has found that children who spend more than 10 hours a week in child care are at risk for a whole host of social problems, so I would stay home if I were you!" d. "Research found that the quality of child care is the most important factor, but the number of hours the child spends there will have no impact on your attachment with your child.".

Which of the following was true of DSM-IV (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition)?

a) It offered a more inclusive account of psychological disorders that went beyond North American and Western European descriptions and experiences. b) It included a list of 25 "culture-bound syndromes" in the appendix. c) It provided evidence on how cultures exploit ethnic minorities. d) It replaced DSM-III's previous label of culture-bound syndromes with cultural concepts of distress.