Gloria goes to a therapist for treatment of her test anxiety. Her therapist says that her test
anxiety is a learned reaction to the extreme demands for achievement placed on her by her
parents while she was growing up.
The therapist says that Gloria can learn to correct her
test anxiety by learning to relax in test-taking situations. Gloria's therapist is using the
______ model of treatment.
a. psychoanalytic c. behavioral
b. humanistic d. sociocultural
C
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A group home for teenage juvenile offenders requires each girl to participate in twice-weekly group sessions with a counselor, to perform a daily chore, and to set monthly goals for herself. The girls earn a specified number of points each day for accomplishing these activities. At the end of each week, the girls are allowed to trade their points for candy, television time, or a day trip into
town. This type of setting is called a ____. a. ?token economy program b. ?model economy c. ?participant institution d. ?reinforcement setting
Which of the following are the four components of emotions?
a. Feelers, sponges, blamers, and Spocks. b. Physiological arousal, subjective feelings, cognitive processes, and behavioral reactions. c. Anger, guilt, sadness, and stress. d. Loss of appetite, muscular weakness, decreased interest, and increased stress.
Approximately _____ adult in the United States of America suffer from major depressive disorder in any given year
a. .5 million b. 1.5 million c. 15 million d. 51 million
The finding that people who learn material in a particular physiological condition tend to recall that material better if they return to the same condition they were in during learning is called ______ memory
a. context-dependent c. cue-controlled b. state-dependent d. retroactive