Youths with DMDD have been shown to have which deficits related to emotional processing?
a. They are particularly bad at judging positive emotions in faces and show hyperactivity in the amygdala when viewing angry or fearful faces.
b. They are particularly good at judging angry and fearful faces and show hyperactivity in the amygdala when viewing these faces.
c. They are particularly bad at judging sad, fearful, and angry faces and show hyperactivity in the amygdala when viewing these faces.
d. They are particularly bad at judging sad, fearful, and angry faces and show underactivity in the amygdala when viewing these faces.
d. They are particularly bad at judging sad, fearful, and angry faces and show underactivity in the amygdala when viewing these faces.
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Helen's therapist knows from previous sessions that Helen works very hard to maintain open communication with her daughter about school and her friendships and has a schedule at home that is predictable. Helen's therapist is MOST likely to conclude that Helen is demonstrating which of the following cognitive distortions? a. Emotional reasoning b. Tunnel vision c. Magnification/Minimization d. Overgeneralization
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a. 10 b. 12 c. 14 d. 16
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Extraneous variables are considered to be either uncontrolled or unknown factors that can potentially affect the results or the response to the independent variable.
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a. cognitive restructuring. b. yoga. c. meditation. d. free association.