Thirteen-year-old Donette is extremely self-conscious. She believes she is the focus of everyone else’s attention and concern. Donette is experiencing a cognitive distortion known as ________
A) the personal fable
B) the imaginary audience
C) metacognition
D) personal uniqueness
Answer: B
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A. People with OCD are more perfectionistic than people with OCPD. B. People with OCPD are less conscientious about their rituals than people with OCD. C. People with OCPD do not have true obsessions or compulsions like people with OCD do. D. People with OCD can do a compulsion once and feel better, people with OCPD never feel better, no matter how many times they do it.
Three-fourths of high school seniors have jobs during the school year
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Lindsay and her sister were born into a socially disadvantaged family. Lindsay was adopted into a more privileged home. Lindsay's IQ score is likely to be:
a. higher then her sister's score b. the same as her sister's score c. lower then her sister's score d. one standard deviation lower than her sister's score
Teaching individuals a variety of different ways in which they can achieve the same outcome is referred to as teaching:
a. self-generated mediators of generalization b. skills that contact natural contingencies of reinforcement c. instances of generalization d. a range of functionally equivalent responses