According to the Institute of Medicine's 1994 report "Reducing Risks for Mental Disorders," __________ preventive intervention is targeted toward "high risk" individuals
a. universal
b. selective
c. intermediate
d. indicated
D
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a. ?The therapy does not hold clients accountable for their actions. b. ?The therapists do not provide input or insight for their clients. c. ?The therapists openly criticize their clients’ thinking. d. ?The therapists are encouraged to form close bonds with their clients.
Freud developed his theory of personality on the basis of:
a. carefully controlled experiments. b. systematic observations of children. c. cross-cultural investigations. d. case studies of patients.
According to the authors, one reason to be wary of
programs that promise to teach you speed reading techniques in return for money is that such claims do not fit with the available data on information processing and memory. This is consistent with the pseudoscience error known as A) absence of connectivity. Correct. Connectivity refers to a consistency between different research findings. B) evasion of peer review. C) exaggerated claims. D) psychobabble. Incorrect. The use of psychobabble refers to using complex jargon and terminology that most people would not understand. It is used to mask the absence of true science in a finding.
After being referred for testing, Angela scored 102 on an IQ test. Angela is now likely to be
A) placed in a special education class. B) given accommodations due to her low test scores. C) left with no special placement. D) placed in a gifted and talented program.