What is the nature of maltreated children's representational models of themselves and others?
What will be an ideal response?
Maltreated children often lack these core positive beliefs about themselves and their world. Instead, they may develop negative representational models of themselves and others based on a sense of inner "badness," self-blame, shame, or rage, all of which further impair their ability to regulate their affective responses (Simon, Feiring, & McElroy, 2010; Valentino et al., 2008).
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If a pregnant woman consumes more than limited amounts of _______________ on a regular basis, her child may be born with a lower birth weight and may have decreased muscle tone
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The _____ parenting approach involves high acceptance-responsiveness and high demandingness-control
a. authoritative b. authoritarian c. neglectful d. permissive
The first component of an "I" message should be our personal evaluation of another person's objectionable behavior
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
A woman's preoccupation with the thought of her house burning down makes her become so troubled that she must begin to get ready for work an hour earlier than is necessary. She needs the extra time as she compulsively checks and rechecks all of the electrical appliances and outlets in her home. A doctor is likely to conclude that this behavior warrants a diagnosis of
a. obsessive-compulsive disorder.
c. neurosis.
b. delusional disorder.
d. panic compulsion disorder.