Conversion disorder is characterized by:
A) peculiarities of thought, perception, or behavior, such as excessive fantasy and suspiciousness, feelings of being unreal, or the odd use of words.
B) indifference to relationships and flat emotional response.
C) disturbances in thought and language, perception and attention, motor activity, and mood, as well as withdrawal and absorption in daydreams or fantasy.
D) a major change in, or loss of, physical functioning, although there are no medical findings to explain the loss of functioning.
D
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Fixed ration schedules of reinforcement produce steady state patterns of behavior.
a. true b. false
Compared to persuasion via the peripheral route, persuasion via the central route ____
a. is associated with a greater sleeper effect b. is associated with a greater discontinuity effect c. produces stronger and more durable attitude change d. produces weaker and more vulnerable attitude change