Which of the Following Is the Most Common Contributor to Dissociative

question 79

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most common contributor to dissociative identity disorder?

• A)Genetic predisposition to the disorder
• B)Chronic physical or sexual abuse during childhood
• C)Low socioeconomic family status
• D)Presence of several other mental disorders

Appreciate the theoretical foundations underlying participant selection and sample size determination.

Understand the factors affecting the statistical power of research studies.

Grasp the concepts and implications of factorial designs in studying external validity.

Understand the concept of threats to internal validity and identify examples such as differential regression, compensatory equalization, and unreliable treatment implementation.

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Definitions:

Fixed-interval

A fixed-interval schedule in operant conditioning refers to reinforcing a response at fixed time intervals, regardless of the number of responses made.

Variable-interval

A schedule of reinforcement where rewards are given after variable intervals of time, making the timing of the reward unpredictable.

Fixed Interval

A schedule of reinforcement where a response is only rewarded after a specific amount of time has passed.

Variable Ratio

A reinforcement schedule used in operant conditioning that rewards a response after an unpredictable number of responses, leading to a high and steady rate of response.