Al witnessed a mass murder spree involving 12 people. Hidden behind some boxes, he managed to keep out of the killer's line of sight. After several months of suffering with his symptoms, he seeks help
When he asked about possible treatments and their success, what is he likely to be told?
a) Antidepressant drugs have the greatest success in treating PTSD symptoms.
b) Antianxiety drugs have been the most successful in treating these symptoms.
c) Compared to drug treatments, psychological treatments are generally more successful.
d) Because the symptoms are very resistant to traditional techniques,
hypnosis is widely used and with increasing success.
c
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a. checking locks, washing hands, double takes, and trembling. b. doubt, need for order, sexual imagery, and aggressive impulses. c. counting things, rearranging things, and imagining things. d. removing debris and nail biting.
A p value of .01 is statistically significant.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
All theories of health behavior change have at least six stages
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Mufiwaa is an elementary teacher who likes to use anecdotes or examples. To illustrate gender boy/girl differences in school work, Mufiwaa should
a. compare two children who perform at a middle level. b. compare children at the extreme top or bottom of the grade distribution. c. give an easy assignment so that children get high scores. d. compare groups; individual comparisons among children are wrong because gender differences appear among groups.