Drugs that are used to reduce the severity of the positive symptoms of schizophrenia are called:

There are three fundamental concepts in the theory of cognitive dissonance

Which of these is not one of them? (a) people prefer their behavior and beliefs to be consistent (b) when behavior and beliefs are not consistent, people experience an unpleasant motivational state called dissonance (c) when people make an internal attribution to themselves, they experience an unpleasant motivational state called dissonance (d) when people experience dissonance, they try to reduce it

Dr. Padin refers to one of his patients in terms of early-appearing, stable individual differences in reactivity and self-regulation. Dr. Padin is referring to his patient's

A) temperament. B) maturity level. C) personality. D) attachment.