Laurarose has recently been suffering from intensive nightmares. Her therapist has suggested that she engage in a new exercise where she will "rewrite" her nightmare by visualizing positive images while awake
This practice is called ________ therapy.
a) in-vivo exposure
b) systematic desensitization
c) imagery rehearsal
d) virtual reality
ANS: C, This form of therapy has been found useful for people with post-traumatic stress disorder who experiences troubling thoughts/memories during the day and night.
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A) Marijuana; tetrahydrocannabinol B) Marijuana; psilocybin C) Marijuana; acetylcholine D) MDMA; acetylcholine
Some antipsychotic medications are also known as _____
a) benzodiazepines. b) stimulants. c) neuroleptics. d) sedatives.
Statistically speaking, which of the following grandparents is LEAST likely to be involved in raising grandchildren?
a. Li, who is an Asian American woman b. Marie, who is a white American woman c. Ruth, who is an African American woman d. Lucinda, who is a Hispanic American woman
Stephanie is riding the train home from work. Suddenly she feels a shortness of breath, her heart is racing, and she is incredibly dizzy. She has the feeling that her life is in danger. This is not the first time this has happened to Stephanie, and she is considering avoiding the train in the future. Based on this information, Stephanie is MOST likely to be diagnosed with ______.
a. social anxiety disorder b. agoraphobia c. panic disorder d. obsessive-compulsive disorder