To help Jenny with her depression, her therapist instructs her to replace her thought, "I must be perfect," with the thought, "I'm a good person and I'm doing the best I can." This technique is most consistent with the assumptions of __________ therapy.
A. psychodynamic
B. cognitive behavior
C. client-centered
D. object relations
Answer: B
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a. controversial efforts to prevent substance use. b. universal efforts to prevent substance use. c. relapse prevention efforts. d. harm reduction programs.
The automated method for checking data-entry accuracy in which data are entered once and then a second time, with the software automatically stopping each time a discrepancy is detected is referred to as the _______________ system
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
With respect to how children learn word meanings, the textbook suggests that
a. the process is not really as difficult or as complex as it may seem. b. the absence of errors in children's use of language facilitates the process of acquisition of word meanings. c. children act like scientists, developing hypotheses about what each new word might mean. d. word meanings are transmitted genetically to children.
________ is a protective coating of fat and protein that wraps around an axon.
A. A myelin sheath B. A glial cell C. The basal lamina D. The sarcoplasmic reticulum