Aida is in therapy after going through a traumatic divorce. At the start of each session, her therapist asks her what she would like to discuss. As Aida relates her feelings, the therapist clarifies Aida's statements so as to better understand Aida's experiences. What type of therapy is Aida most likely receiving?
a. aversion therapy
b. rational-emotive therapy
c. psychoanalysis
d. client-centered therapy
Ans: d. client-centered therapy
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a. He rejected the validity of classical conditioning replacing it with operant conditioning. b. He accepted it but renamed it instrumental conditioning. c. He accepted it as valid but only for a limited range of behaviors. d. He accepted it as valid but only for animals.
Suffixes added to a word that change its semantic or syntactical function are called
a. grammatical suffixes. b. function suffixes. c. inflections. d. progressive suffixes. e. semantic extensions.
The idea that anything can be counted is called the
A) stable order principle. B) cardinality principle. C) order irrelevance principle. D) abstraction principle.
You have graduated from college and have a new job. At several of the events related to your job,
alcohol is being served. According to your textbook, it is possible to pace your drinking so that you will not get drunk and embarrass yourself in front of your boss and colleagues. List these guidelines for paced drinking. Then, explain why alcohol abuse increases with the level of stress in one's life, and identify the danger signs of alcohol abuse. What will be an ideal response?