Dr. Stroetz believes that most psychological disorders can be successfully treated if clients' vague complaints are translated into concrete behavioral goals. Knowing this, you might expect that Dr. Stroetz's bookshelves contain a large number of books written by
a. Carl Rogers
b. Joseph Wolpe.
c. Sigmund Freud.
d. Aaron Beck.
B
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A. disorganized B. avoidant C. secure D. ambivalent
Professor Waddell's class discusses the controversy of medicating children who have been diagnosed with ADHD. Professor Waddell says, "The controversy continues about the 'quick fix' nature of the medication prescribed to children and the tendency to use medication without first attempting psychotherapy or home/academic interventions. Another part of the controversy is the need to test the
medications prescribed for youths on youths. Additionally, parents are concerned about the legislation that permitsschools to requirethat allchildren be evaluated for ADHD. Because of this controversy, medication prescriptions for children and adolescents have dramatically decreased." With respect to Professor Waddell's statement, it is correct to say that a controversy exists concerning ____. a. the 'quick fix' nature of the medication that isprescribed to children b. legislation that permitsschools to requirethat allchildren be evaluated for ADHD c. the need to test the medications prescribed for youths on youths d. medication prescriptions for children and adolescents have dramatically decreased
Which type of motivation tends to be undermined by strong external rewards?
a. extrinsic motivation b. intrinsic motivation c. prepotent motivation d. secondary motivation
Which of the following would be POOR advice for a person who wants to lead a self-actualized life?
a. Take responsible for every aspect of your life and avoid blaming others for your own shortcomings. b. Be prepared to be different. c. Use wishful thinking in dealing with your fears and desires. d. Actively repeat activities that caused feelings of amazement, reverence, and joy.