The term synapse, meaning the point of communication between two neurons, was first used by
A. Charles Sherrington.
B. Santiago Ramón y Cajal.
C. John Hughlings Jackson.
D. Otto Loewi.
Answer: A
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Which of the following is true regarding anorexia nervosa?
a. Women with anorexia nervosa have less risk of developing osteoporosis. b. Severe weight loss triggers abnormalities in the endocrine system. c. The mortality rate of women with anorexia nervosa is 25%. d. Females with anorexia generally drop 10% of their weight within a given year.
The Psy.D. model of training grew out of a conference held in
a. Vail in 1973. b. New York in 1960. c. Denver in 1988. d. Boulder in 1949.
Skinner's concept of shaping is also known as
a. a method of successive approximation. b. social learning. c. generalization. d. verbal conditioning.
Therapists who make statements such as, "It's not a real voice; it's my illness," are using a technique from the cognitive-behavioral approach that involves:
A) education about the biological causes of hallucinations. B) ways of coping with unpleasant sensations. C) interpreting their hallucinations. D) challenging ideas about the power of hallucinations.