According to the grief work as rumination hypothesis,
a. grief is necessary for recovery after a loss
b. the grieving process can increase distress.
c. grief is significantly more distressing when the death involves a terminal illness.
d. grief is a great way to avoid less adaptive ways of dealing with death.
b
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Katherine wants to quit smoking. The first therapist she visits suggests that she can help her quit by using a rapid smoking technique. If she agrees to this technique, what will happen to Katherine?
a. She will be given tokens for every cigarette she smokes. b. She will be shown increasingly more disgusting pictures of the lungs of smokers. c. She will smoke a pipe with flavored tobacco. d. Smoke will be blown into her face as she smokes a cigarette.
When the participant (teacher) and confederate(learner) were placed in different rooms,
what percentage of participants in Milgram's obedience study gave the learner what they believed to be a 450-volt electric shock? a. 5 b. 10 c. 33 d. 50 e. 65
In talking to an infant, an adult may use exaggerated or musical voice inflections during a type of speech known as
a. semantic transformations. b. phonetic prompting. c. parentese or motherese. d. syntactical expressions.
Learning disabilities are characterized by performance that is substantially
A. above what would be expected given the person's age, IQ and education B. below what would be expected given the person's age, IQ and education C. diminished from one year to the next D. lower than 50% of the person's peer group