Ben's therapist believes that Ben has ignored his desire to go to college because his family always wanted him to join them in their restaurant business. This has held him back from achieving his full potential. Ben's therapist uses the __________ approach to therapy
a. psychoanalytical c. rational emotive
b. client-centered d. cognitive
B
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Which criterion for abnormality takes into account the violation of social rules?
A. Deviance B. Distress C. Dysfunction D. Danger
After prolonged stress, you show symptoms of illness, without any apparent illness. What might be the explanation? a. To deal with the stress, you may have been eating foods that cause fever and sleepiness. b. Stress activates the immune system, which produces fever and sleepiness
c. Lack of exercise during a period of stress could lead to fever and sleepiness. d. Stress can damage part of the brain, leading to fever and sleepiness.
Regarding physical and cognitive changes in late adulthood, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Age-related declines in memory are generally not at a level significant enough to impair daily functioning. b. Aging brings loss of bone density and muscle mass, as well as reduced sharpness or acuity of the senses. c. Reaction times slow, which may have an impact on driving abilities. d. Immune system functioning declines, making older people more susceptible to illness. e. Fluid intelligence increases across much of the life span, only beginning to decline around age 70.
Describe the Little Albert study and, based on Watson and Rayner’s findings, explain how fear is established in children.
What will be an ideal response?