Psychologists Become Involved in Cases That Include Child Custody Arrangements

question 13

Multiple Choice

Psychologists become involved in cases that include child custody arrangements because psychological evaluation of one or both of the parents is either required or recommended. In contrast to forensic evaluations, in which individuals may feign psychological disturbance, which is known as malingering, in parental evaluations, individuals are more likely to _____ psychological problems, which is known as _____.

• A) hide; faking good
• B) hide; augmenting
• C) exaggerate; faking good
• D) exaggerate; overrating

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Definitions:

Insider Trading

Refers to illegal practice where trade of a company's stock is undertaken by people who have access to non-public, material information about the company.

Tying Contract

A requirement imposed by a seller that a buyer purchase another (or other) of its products as a condition for buying a desired product; a practice forbidden by the Clayton Act.

Price-fixing

An illegal agreement among competitors to maintain prices at a certain level, preventing the forces of competition from dictating market prices.

Sherman Act

The federal antitrust law of 1890 that makes monopoly and conspiracies to restrain trade criminal offenses.