Lenore tells her therapist that she would like to feel better. Her therapist suggests that they define this problem further. Which of the following examples is the most well-defined version of this problem?
A. Lenore would like to feel better on Tuesdays.
B. Lenore would like to reduce the amount of time she spends worrying each day.
C. Lenore would like her head to feel better.
D. Lenore would like to reduce how often she feels badly.
Answer: B
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a. They are likely to be girls. b. They are probably a mixed-sex group. c. It depends upon how the parents have raised them as to what the gender mix would be. d. They are likely to be boys.
Which of the following might explain why rates of depression are low in China and Japan?
A. Mental illnesses are not stigmatized, thus those who are depressed receive much social support and do not seek treatment. B. The heavy emphasis on the individual decreases the likelihood of blaming the self for failure. C. Symptoms of depression tend to be described in terms of physical problems rather than in psychological terms. D. Both positive and negative emotional extremes are rare in China and Japan.
The major focus of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development is to assess intelligence by measuring
a. the rate at which infants achieve developmental milestones. b. vocabulary size. c. creativity. d. physiological status at birth (e.g., heart rate, respiration, muscle tone).
What conclusions have been made regarding the effectiveness of treatments with children?
What will be an ideal response?