The trait factor approach is weak in situations where members are
a. Attentive
b. Distracted
c. Interacting
d. Not very intelligent
C
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The scientific method of determining influences that drive behavior is known as:
a. Integrative approach b. Need approach c. Behavioral approach d. Multiple approach
Interpersonal therapists prescribe a "sick role" to patients. This means that:
a. depressed patients are not expected to engage in homework. b. family members must take over their responsibilities while they are in treatment. c. prescription medications must be a core part of the treatment. d. depression is biological and it is not their fault they are ill.
Explain what you learned about the nervous system and the ways it interacts with other dimensions of human behavior. Cite examples of what you learned from the case study of Cheryl and the impact of biology on her life situation.
What will be an ideal response?
If a test has a reliability of 1.00, and an individual's observed score is 72, what is his/her true score?
a. 1.00 b. 72 c. It depends on the test's validity d. We cannot determine, since no one knows an individual's true score.