As a clinical psychologist, you note that one of your clients has AIDS. Where does this piece of information go on the DSM-IV-TR axes?

According to dissonance theory, a mother who wants her child to believe that having a clean room is a good thing should

a. keep her own room clean to provide a good model b. provide a mild threat of punishment for having a dirty room c. reward the child with money for cleaning her room d. raise the child's general self-esteem

The uterine contractions during the birth process serve two central functions—one is dilation. The other is

a. effacement. b. crowning. c. transition. d. perineum.