Charles was rejected by his long-time girlfriend. He has decided that no other woman will love him, that his co-workers and the people who say they are his friends must also dislike him, too. Charles has let his rejection by his girlfriend "color" his perceptions of other areas in his life. Beck referred to this as
a. all-or-nothing thinking.
b. overgeneralization.
c. selective perception.
d. personification.
B
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Freud believed that the attachment relationship between parent and child occurs as a result of
a. conditioning and reinforcement. b. an innate tendency to engage in proximity-seeking behaviors. c. advances in the infant's cognition that enable the child to discriminate between familiar and unfamiliar companions. d. early feeding experiences.
When individuals from Western cultures are asked about their own happiness, what they are most likely to mention?
A. individual factors or achievements B. harmonious relations with others C. their relationship with the family D. contributions to their family and society
What is an important limitation of anecdotal evidence in developing scientifically sound treatments or procedures?
A) Anecdotes cannot help to establish cause-effect relationships. Correct. Anecdotes can describe an individual event, but they do not describe how one variable may cause changes in another variable. B) Anecdotes effectively address the issue of representativeness of the cases. Incorrect. Anecdotes are based on one individual's experience and do not describe other cases or situations. C) Anecdotes are extremely too easy for others to falsify. D) Anecdotes are generalizable to the population from which the individual giving the anecdote came.