Experiments answer the question,
a. "Which treatment is best for this client?"
b. "When is the best time to initiate treatment?"
c. "Is the treatment responsible for the improvements?"
d. "Who will benefit from this treatment?"
c
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During an interview, a patient says he has frequently seen a hand come out of the bathroom sink to grab a bar of soap. The psychologist who is conducting the interview most likely writes that the patient presents evidence of
a. delusions. b. loose associations. c. negative symptoms. d. hallucinations.
Gazzaniga's research with P.S., a split-brain patient, showed that
(a) there is no way thoughts can get repressed into the unconscious (b) one brain hemisphere could affect behavior without the other hemisphere knowing about it (c) Freud may have been right about unconscious processes in split-brain patients, but not in non-split-brain patients (d) the unconscious mind is most strongly at work in split-brain patients