A person's need for achievement is usually assessed using the

Dissociative identity disorder appears to ______

a. serve an escape function by blocking out painful memories of abuse b. serve a wish-fulfillment role for people with inadequate self-esteem and poor self- identity development c. be statistically linked to a family history of paranoid schizophrenia d. result from the id breaking through into conscious awareness

Extrapyramidal side effects

A) are involuntary movements that result mainly from taking first-generation antipsychotic drugs. B) are voluntary, unusual movements that result mainly from taking second-generation antipsychotic drugs. C) are often fatal side-effects from second-generation antipsychotic drugs. D) are an increase in mood (reduction in depression) that occur in people with schizoaffective disorder.