Systems theory considers an identified patient's current problems as:
a. resulting from his or her unresolved past conflicts
b. representing a destabilized family or one that has become unbalanced
c. resulting from faulty problem solving
d. primarily intrapsychic in nature
B
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Attachment theory suggests that people can develop new abilities by experiencing a:
a. safe haven and a secure base from which to explore, experience competence, and learn about the environment. b. safe base and secure haven from which to explore, experience competence, and learn about the environment. c. safe haven and secure environment from which to explore, experience competence, and learn about relationships. d. safe base and secure haven from which to explore, experience competence, and learn about relationships.
Practicing beyond the scope of one’s competence is a possible basis for a
malpractice suit.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.How would you explain that emotional learning of an addiction has a
biological, not merely moral or sociological, basis? A. The mesolimbic dopamine system prevents the amygdala from storing memories, resulting in permanent changes in the brain function of addicts. B. Repeated drug use leads to addiction in some people because the good feelings they get reset the MFB in the amygdala, where memories are stored. C. Chronic exposure to a drug sets up memories in the amygdala and can, in some people, yield changes in brain function that produce a learned response. D. Chromic drug use and the good feelings associated with taking it cannot reset dopamine levels in an addict's MFB and therefore produce a learned response.
When active-audience theorists say that audience members are often obstinate, they mean that content consumers are ___________
a) open to media influence