If a psychologist defines herself as a "scientist-practitioner," what do we automatically know about her through this label?
A) She is focused on pure research and practices sound methodological principles.
B) She relies on the latest research findings in providing quality care and treatment to patients.
C) She takes a behavioral approach, only trying to change dysfunctional behaviors that are observable.
D) She is not focused on the etiology of a disorder but on a research-based treatment approach.
B
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a. Type II b. Type I c. null d. alternative
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a. cerebral laceration c. concussion b. contusion d. stroke
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a. Trusting b. Caring c. Loyalty d. Commitment
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A) parts-based object recognition B) the valence-centred approach C) the object-centred approach D) the place code