Shara recently moved into her own apartment. Shara's mother is appalled at the sloppy housekeeping of her daughter, but when she says anything to Shara, her daughter becomes quite hostile. Freud would describe Shara's behavior as __________

Your friend told you that she was a member of the placebo group in a recently completed study of a new drug. What is your friend likely to have experienced?

a. She showed no improvement. b. She received no treatment or was put on a waiting list. c. She received a treatment specifically designed for her disorder. d. She received a treatment not thought to be specifically effective in treating her disorder.

Which of the following statements illuminates a significant shortcoming in the results of the National Comorbidity Survey Replication (NCS-R)?

A. Meeting diagnostic criteria is synonymous with serious impairment by the disorder. B. The lifetime prevalence rates are likely underestimated, as the NCS-R study did not assess eating disorders, schizophrenia, or autism. C. The lifetime prevalence rates are likely overestimated, as the NCS-R study assessed eating disorders, schizophrenia, and autism. D. The NCS-R data is well over two decades old, and therefore irrelevant.