A Gene That Produces Low Levels of ________ Activity in Conjunction

question 4

Multiple Choice

A gene that produces low levels of ________ activity in conjunction with ________ seems to increase the risk for developing antisocial behavior.

• A) serotonin; childhood maltreatment
• B) MAO; childhood maltreatment
• C) DRD4; exposure to antisocial peers
• D) dopamine; exposure to antisocial peers

Distinguish between the conceptual and practical differences of psychoanalytic, humanistic, and behavioral approaches in therapy.

Analyze the significance of transference and resistance in the therapeutic process.

Understand the distinctions and similarities between traditional psychoanalysis and brief psychodynamic therapies.

Grasp the therapeutic technique of free association and its role in gaining awareness of unconscious material.

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Definitions:

Spontaneous Violence

Unplanned, explosive acts of aggression that occur suddenly, often as a result of intense emotion or stress.

Property Damage

Physical destruction or harm caused to buildings, personal property, or other tangible assets.

Contagion Theory

A social theory that explains how ideas, attitudes, and behaviors spread through populations as if they were infectious diseases.

Crowd

A Crowd is a large group of people gathered in one location, often for a specific purpose or event, demonstrating collective behavior.