Research on a home-based program designed to prevent teen dating abuse found that the program was successful in ____.
a. reducing risk among teens at very high risk of perpetrating violence
b. changing teen behavior even several years after the program
c. increasing understanding of the negative consequences of dating violence
d. decreasing acceptance of dating violence
d
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A. "The Use of Central and Peripheral Routes in Beer Commercials" B. "Activation of Mirror Neurons During Personal Conversation" C. "The Effects of Frustration on Aggression" D. "Fundamental Attribution Error Among College Students"
The idea that we remember life events better because we encounter the information over and over in what we read, see on TV, and talk about with other people is called the
a. narrative rehearsal hypothesis. b. cognitive hypothesis. c. life-narrative hypothesis. d. reminiscence hypothesis.
_____ refers to the fact that symptoms sometimes improve during treatment simply because clients often wait until symptoms are at their worst before seeking treatment; when you're at the bottom, there is no place to go but up.
A) Natural improvement B) A nonspecific treatment effect C) A placebo effect D) An error in reconstructive memory
Your suitemate has been sad all semester and has cried quite a bit, felt worthless and guilty and is very worried. She also has difficulty sleeping and does not eat much, which has led her to lose quite a bit of weight
What type of depression is she experiencing? major depressive disorder depressive syndrome pseudo-depression depressed mood