One of the most successful efforts to reduce risk factors for a medical condition involved three entire communities in California in which residents received different types of interventions or no intervention at all (for the community that served as the control group). The targeted condition in this effort was
a. diabetes
b. cancer.
c. heart disease.
d. obesity.
c
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The fact that a young child who experiences brain trauma as a young child is more likely to recover language skills than an older adult who experiences the same type of brain trauma may be due to:
a. a healthier immune system. b. neural plasticity. c. a healthier brain. d. neural rewiring.
The term in vivo is used to designate therapy procedures
a. associated with greater client discomfort. b. requiring extensive practice by the client. c. implemented in the clients' natural environment. d. not requiring therapist participation.
"I got an A on the test because I studied hard.". This is a(n) ____ attribution
a. stable external b. stable internal c. unstable external d. unstable internal
Sensate focus and nondemand pleasuring were designed by Masters and Johnson to treat sexual dysfunctions primarily through
A. improving a couple's sexual skills. B. identifying medical conditions that contribute to sexual dysfunction. C. involving an objective third party. D. elimination of psychologically based performance anxiety.