For treating ADHD, how does the effectiveness of behavior therapy compare to stimulant drugs?
a. Behavior therapy helps at first, but stimulant drugs are better for long-term treatment
b. Behavior therapy reduces impulsiveness, but has no other benefit.
c. Behavior therapy is more helpful for social skills and academic performance.
d. Behavior therapy is no better than a placebo for treating ADHD.
c
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A. melatonin B. slow-wave sleep C. sleep deprivation D. growth hormone
Evaluating treatment results for insight therapies is
a. complicated because various schools of therapy have different goals. b. subjective because clients' ratings are likely to be biased. c. favorable compared to no treatment or to placebo treatment. d. all of these.
According to Hume, moral judgments ____
a. are innate b. have to be learned c. are products of reason d. cause one to pursue pleasure or avoid pain