According to Sharon Wegscheider, a _____ in an alcoholic family is the person who seems rather uninvolved with the rest of the members yet never causes any trouble
A) ?chief enabler
B) ?scapegoat
C) lost child
D) ?mascot
C
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The U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights has been called
A. “a letter to Santa Claus.” B. an “international Magna Carta of all men everywhere.” C. both A and B. D. none of these.
In developing a Likert scale, the best items for inclusion are:
a. those with the lowest DP scores. b. those at the nominal level of measurement. c. those whose DP score is zero or close to zero. d. those with the highest DP scores.
The terms "enabler", "hero", "mascot", and "scapegoat" are most often associated with families in which one or more family members:
a. is involved with substance misuse b. has a life threatening illness c. is incarcerated d. has a mental illness
Which of the following represents the cognitive-behavioral perspective on mental disorder?
a) human beings are fundamentally motivated by innate drives that are primarily sexual and aggressive in nature, which emphasizes the role of learning b) human beings are fundamentally motivated by innate drives that are primarily nonsexual and nonaggressive in nature, which emphasizes the role of learning c) human beings are fundamentally motivated by seeking to increase feelings of pleasure and reduce feelings of pain, which emphasizes the role of learning d) human beings are fundamentally motivated by self-actualization, which emphasizes the role of learning