The World Health Organization estimates that about 25 percent of adults worldwide are obese

A problem with labeling people who have a mental disorder is that

a. it associates the name of a disorder with that disorder's symptoms. b. the DSM-IV-TR may not address the disorder. c. a label only describes the symptoms of a disorder; it does not explain them. d. the label will mean very little to the person who is labeled. e. it may deflect attention from people's other characteristics.

Calvin Hall conducted research on dreams using a method called content analysis of dreams. What did this method reveal concerning the dreams of college students in the Netherlands and the U.S.?

a) The dreams of the two groups were indistinguishable. b) Compared to students in the Netherlands, the U.S. students' dreams had more aggression. c) Compared to students in the U.S., the dreams of students in the Netherlands contained fewer animals. d) Compared to students in the Netherlands, the dreams of students in the U.S. contained more television characters.