In the DSM-II, the word "neurosis" was used to describe disorders marked by anxiety, personal dissatisfaction, and inappropriate (but not psychotic) behavior. Why were these disorders grouped together?
a) They involve similar physiological symptoms.
b) They respond to the same types of medications.
c) They were the result of damage to the nervous system.
d) They were thought to be related to similar unconscious processes.
d
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a. midbrain b. hindbrain c. reticular formation d. forebrain
A job analysis is typically conducted by:
a. job incumbents b. supervisors c. outside consultants d. the human resource department
Regarding interpersonal attraction, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. We tend to randomly choose the people we encounter and become friends with. b. Interpersonal attraction is the basis for most voluntary social relationships. c. Our choice of friends and even lovers is based to a great extent on physical proximity. d. We look for friends and lovers who will be kind and understanding and who appear to have attractive personalities.
Which of the following group of techniques would be utilized in client-centered therapy?
a. confrontation, giving interpretations, and providing advice b. developing conditions of worth, analysis of unconscious conflicts, and use of directive approaches c. dream analysis, free association, and analysis of transference d. reflection, unconditional positive regard, and empathy