The interpretation of a client's response to a projective test reflects:
A. the client's personality
B. the biases of the clinician
C. the unconscious motives of the client
D. maybe both the client's personality and the clinician's biases
Answer: D
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c. He will petition his superiors to change their requirements. d. He will reduce his work productivity to "balance" his perception of unfairness.
Which of the following is NOT a step in self-instructional training?
a. identifying the problem situation b. using shaping to teach self-instructions c. defining the behaviors involved d. identifying the instructions that will be used
Four types of temperament recognized by the early Greeks are sanguine, choleric, phlegmatic, and
a. manic. b. melancholic. c. somatic. d. anxious.
The processing of information quickly and efficiently, maintaining some information in consciousness long enough to evaluate it and keeping irrelevant information out is called
a. executive function. c. adaptive strategy b. cognitive flexibility. d. metacognition.