A Study in Which Holocaust Survivors Spent Time Recalling Their

question 45

Multiple Choice

A study in which Holocaust survivors spent time recalling their experiences found that

• A) most did not truthfully report feelings and events.
• B) all survivors experienced a sustained increase in blood pressure until they finished talking about their experiences.
• C) those who were most self-disclosing later had the most improved health.
• D) all the survivors denied undergoing concentration camp horrors.

Understand the concept and calculation of intelligence quotient.

Recognize the purposes and ethical considerations of counseling assessments.

Identify historical developments and key figures in the field of psychological testing.

Understand the influence of technology and law on current assessment practices.

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