What are the dimensions of the Big 5 model of personality? a) b) c) d) A group of traits that help to describe an individual's personality; Compassion, Openness, Introversion, Agreeableness, Wellbeing A group of traits that helped to describe an individual's personality; Conscientiousness, Openness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Stability Five strategies of social engagement that an individual desires or aspires to; Agreeableness, Openness, Neuroticism, Extroversion, Conscientiousness Five strategies of social engagement that an individual desires or aspires to; Compassion, Openness, Introversion, Agreeableness, Wellbeing Think back to the "good old days" (kidding) of the early months of the pandemic. Back then, you were bored and looking for something to do over the few months of social isolation from March through to May of 2020. You decided to try day-trading (buying and selling stocks online). Knowing nothing about stocks or investing, you gathered a LOT of data about the performance of company stocks and other variables and you discover the following things. The value of companies with names in the first half of the alphabet correlated -.36 with how happy your cat looks to you each day and +0.05 with the outside temperature. The value of companies with names in the second half of the alphabet correlates +0.71 with how many minutes Justin Trudeau spent talking in his daily press conference about Covid-19 and -0.74 with how many minutes Donald Trump spent talking in his daily press briefing (about whatever he was talking about). If you were going to buy and sell stocks all day and pull ALL your money out at the end of every day what should you do to maximize your profit? a) stick with companies with names starting in the first half of the alphabet and track the outside temperature b) stick with companies with names starting in the second half of the alphabet and track Trudeau's talk time c) stick with companies with names starting in the second half of the alphabet and track Trump's talk time d) stick with companies with names starting in the first half of the alphabet and track how happy your cat looks Jessica is a 35-year-old trauma psychiatrist whose friends have told her that she no longer seems to have passion for her job and the activities she once enjoyed. She has become socially withdrawn and is having a hard time sleeping and eating. She's experiencing feelings of emptiness, loneliness, and helplessness. Her friends and family have suggested that she see a mental health professional, but she's been extremely resistant to this idea. Jessica knows she needs help but doesn't want to admit it, what psychological disorder is Jessica most likely suffering from and what type of psychotherapy would be most beneficial for Jessica to receive? a) Schizophrenia and client centered therapy b) Major depressive disorder and cognitive behavior therapy c) PTSD and electroconvulsive therapy d) Major depressive disorder and systematic desensitization therapy When it was first noted as a collection of symptoms that typically seeemd to occur together and emerge in a particular order, General Paresis was understood as a(n) a) illness. b) syndrome. c) mental illness. d) medical issue. Question 10 (1 point) After deciding to get treatment for a phobia (and going to see a therapist) the first step in systematic desensitization typically involves a) negative self-talk. b) identifying possible causes of the phobic fear. c) constructing a hierarchy of fearful (pobia -related) situations. d) identifying existing levels of fear response to the phobic object or situation. The lifetime preveleance of PTSD in North America is around 8%. The lifetime prevelence of cardiovascular disease/issues in North America is 33%. Before deciding that heart disease is clearly a more serious issue in people's lives than PTSD, Health Canada should also consider a) both conditions (issues) are generally underreported. b) that PTSD is a mental health issue and thus not a part of Health Canada's mandate. c) that individuals in some professions or with some life experiences have a higher risk (lifetime prevenace) of PTSD than of cardiovascular disease. d) incidences of trauma are increasing across North America. Question 21 (1 point) For reasons that only make sense to you, you have taken your 2 year old nephew to a (very lound) indoor dirt track motorcyle racing event. During the early races your nephew whines, moans and fusses constantly. A friend of yours has to leave the races early and offers you a set of industrial strength ear protectors. You accept them and put them on your nephew's head. From that point on you both greatly enjoy the races. In this situation you have been and your nephew has been a) positively reinforced; negatively reinforced. b) negatively reinforced; negatively reinforced. c) negatively punished; positively reinforced d) negatively reinforced; negatively punished Jessica is a 35-year-old trauma psychiatrist whose friends have told her that she no longer seems to have passion for her job and the activities she once enjoyed. She has become socially withdrawn and is having a hard time sleeping and eating. She's experiencing feelings of emptiness, loneliness, and helplessness. Her friends and family have suggested that she see a mental health professional, but she's been extremely resistant to this idea. Jessica knows she needs help but doesn't want to admit it, what psychological disorder is Jessica most likely suffering from and what type of psychotherapy would be most beneficial for Jessica to receive? a) Schizophrenia and client centered therapy b) Major depressive disorder and cognitive behavior therapy c) PTSD and electroconvulsive therapy d) Major depressive disorder and systematic desensitization therapy