Little Jake is strongly bonded to his mother. In fact, he has a difficult time letting her out of his sight. When his mother must leave him in daycare to go to work, the daycare provider calls because Jake is inconsolable. Since being placed in daycare, Jake has also refused to sleep alone. What disorder do Jake’s symptoms suggest?

The most important function of neurotransmitters in the brain is to relay electrical signals

Pasquale is fearful of heights and flying, which has hampered his career. According to DSM-V, his condition would be diagnosed as

In the classical conditioning paradigm demonstrated by Pavlov through his study of the physiology of dog digestion, what was the Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)?

Of all disorders reported in the U.S., the most common are major depression and

Correlation coefficients obtained in group research studies indicate the

Jeffrey’s therapist is conducting an initial interview with him. The therapist spends a lot of time asking questions about Jeffrey’s parents and his early life experiences. Since he seems to view Jeffrey’s unconscious conflicts and parents as the “root cause” of his problems, this therapist is most likely oriented toward ____________.

An apparently unprovoked, intense fear reaction resembling sheer terror is called

During the college’s health fair, the Counseling Center offers confidential testing to evaluate a student’s risk for substance abuse. According to your text, this assessment process is typically known as a

In an experiment involving a specific form of therapy, the independent variable is the