One Explanation for Dissociative Identity Disorder Is That It Results

question 46

Multiple Choice

One explanation for dissociative identity disorder is that it results from:

• A)extreme trauma in childhood; the alter egos are created to embody the dissociated memories and emotions that are too painful for the primary personality to acknowledge.
• B)abnormal brain structures, such as enlarged ventricles or smaller than average frontal lobes.
• C)an extreme case of bipolar disorder, in which mood swings are so severe that "alternate personalities" seem to exist.
• D)chemical imbalances in the levels of neurotransmitters such as glutamate, norepinephrine, and serotonin.

Acknowledge the implications of input voltage presence on instruction states.

Appreciate the flexibility and limitations of contact instructions usage in PLC programming.

Understand the standardization and variability in addressing formats for I/O in PLCs.

Recognize the role of data tables in tracking device status and the effects of scan times on program responsiveness.

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Definitions:

Absolute Advantage

The capability of one entity to produce more of a good, product, or service with the same amount of resources than another.

Sweatshop Labor

Work done in very poor conditions for low pay, often in factories that make fast fashion, electronics, and other consumer goods.

Pauper Labor Fallacy

The incorrect belief that importing goods from countries with lower wage levels harms the economy of the importing country.

Opportunity Cost

Giving up the chance for gain from multiple possibilities by choosing a specific alternative.