When an empathic therapist tries to understand what it would be like to be his client, Rogers would say he is using a(n)
a. internal frame of reference.
b. external frame of reference.
c. empathic congruence.
d. reflective stance.
a
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Which one illustrates the multilevel nature of cohesion?
a. A group where members no longer feel emotionally connected to one another does not qualify as being cohesive. b. A highly productive group marked by low levels of integrated teamwork does not qualify as being cohesive. c. Cohesion is based on attraction and teamwork. d. Frank may feel that the group is a cohesive one, but his teammate Ed may not. e. The members of a cohesive group like each other as individuals, but they also express liking for the group as a whole.
What percentage of men taking antidepressants, particularly SSRIs, experience erectile problems?
A. 30 percent B. 50 percent C. 80 percent D. 90 percent
Parapsychologists believe the "decline effect" shows
a. the consistency of positive results and adds credibility to the existence of ESP. b. a run of luck. c. cheating by participants. d. that parapsychological skills are very fragile.
A Piagetian classroom that emphasizes discovery learning would probably include
A) explicit verbal teaching of ready-made information. B) a rich variety of activities designed to promote exploration and discovery. C) introduction of new skills according to normative standards of readiness. D) progress evaluation on the basis of average performance of same-age peers.