An experiment was run in which group A was given 3 minutes to study a word list, while group B was given 10 minutes to study the same list. Later, both groups were asked to recall words from the list. In this study, the number of words recalled is the __

On the NEO-PI-R, Martina scores high on Extraversion, while Steve scores low on Extraversion. According to the research on the Five-Factor Model and types of psychological treatment (e.g., Funder & Sneed, 1993),

a) group therapy may be a better fit for Martina than for Steve. b) both Martina and Steve are likely to fail in psychotherapy. c) neither Martina nor Steve will benefit from psychoanalysis. d) hypnosis is likely to benefit both Martina and Steve.

An individual is brought into the emergency room by ambulance. He says he has been taking a drug to treat a psychological disorder; however, he cannot recall the disorder or the drug. He does describe some symptoms,

which appear to be side effects of the drug he has been taking: excessive thirst, hand tremors, and nausea. What would you conclude from this list of side effects? a) The patient is taking lithium for bipolar disorder. b) The patient is taking Clozapine for schizophrenia. c) The patient is taking Elavil for severe bipolar disorder. d) The patient is taking Clozapine for generalized anxiety disorder.