Carlton has always been interested in psychology, and he eventually wants to get involved in efforts to improve the well-being of people in low-income, urban communities like the one he has grown up in. What should Carlton select as his major in college?

Question 11 options:

a)	clinical psychology

b)	health psychology

c)	neuropsychology

d)	cognitive psychology

Windsor is 85 years old and was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Because this diagnosis occurred during adulthood, it is best categorized as a

Question 19 options:

a)	psychosocial-based disorder.

b)	psychological trauma-based disorder.

c)	neurocognitive disorder.

d)	neurodevelopmental disorde

What is the major reason why people do not seek help for their mental illness?

Question 23 options:

a)	because people seldom want to get better

b)	because people fear they could be a bad influence on society

c)	because of the fear of stigmatization

d)	because many treatment success rates are low

Dissociative fugue is defined as

Question 33 options:

a)	excessively collecting various unnecessary things while giving away one's most precious personal belongings.

b)	sudden travel away from home, plus confusion about one's personal identity.

c)	extreme preoccupations with certain thoughts and compulsive performance of certain behaviors.

d)	exhibiting the characteristics of a disease or injury without an identifiable physical cause

Why do psychologists watch for authoritarian traits in a potential juror?

Question 37 options:

a)	They are more or less likely to be biased but with a strong opinion.

b)	They are more likely to vote for conviction.

c)	They are likely to influence the judgment negatively.

d)	They influence other jurors in the jury.

Simon is attempting to show one of his trainees the steps involved in a complex situation. Which is Simon demonstrating?

Question 38 options:

a)	performance evaluation

b)	task analysis

c)	program assessment

d)	behavioral analysis

Which of the following individuals is taking what is best described as an aptitude test?

Question 39 options:

a)	Leon's job performance is evaluated by his subordinates.

b)	Su-Ki is observed for her oral communication skills.

c)	Zing is asked whether she prefers reading historical or contemporary novels.

d)	Peter is given an interview by a hiring committee.

Mel was eager to apply Theory X leadership methods at her real estate business. However, after three months, absenteeism is high, employee turnover has increased, and worker morale is low. Mel's employees are showing

Question 42 options:

a)	high job enrichment interests.

b)	communal dependence.

c)	low job satisfaction.

d)	agentic characteristics.

Conan believes his coworkers are gossiping about him, thinks that he was treated unfairly when he was passed up for a promotion, and was recently assigned to be a mentor with a new employee that isn't working out. After speaking with an upset client who shouted at him on the office phone, Conan hangs up, throws his desktop computer into the waste basket, and smashes the office coffee pot against the wall. Conan is showing behaviors that are best described as

Question 43 options:

a)	a high degree of organizational citizenship.

b)	low levels of job satisfaction.

c)	high levels of workplace initiative.

d)	high levels of "desk rage."

In the context of control and conservation, what is the consequence of burning fossil fuels, destroying forests, using chemical products, and stripping, clearing, and farming the land?

Question 45 options:

a)	Conservation becomes difficult.

b)	They alter the human population.

c)	An increase in environmental stressors.

d)	Natural cycles are altered.

In the context of control and conservation, which of the following is making the smallest carbon footprint?

Question 50 options:

a)	Sunny is using hot water to wash her car.

b)	Gamba is planting trees in his backyard for shade.

c)	Sharree is tilling a field with a tractor to plant soybeans.

d)	Leon is recycling motor oil for fuel.