__________ symptoms include vivid nightmares and flashbacks
a. Intrusive
b. Hyperarousal
c. Constrictive
d. Pervasive
a
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The increase in ASD prevalence in the last 30 years may be explained by all of the following EXCEPT ______.
a. greater awareness of ASD has led more youths with symptoms to be referred for diagnosis and treatment b. ASD is more prevalent in males and in the last 30 years there have been substantially more male than female babies born c. clinicians may be more willing to assign an ASD diagnosis, as it grants access to services d. the criteria for ASD are broader now than in the past, and clinicians may be willing to assign the diagnosis even to those who don’t fully meet the criteria
Which of the following statements is not true of the profession of contemporary counseling and psychotherapy:
a. earlier widespread skepticism about the effectiveness of therapy has diminished b. similar to findings 80 years ago, the phenomenon that diverse approaches to psychotherapy all appear to be similar in their effectiveness has been established convincingly c. empirical documentation of the crucial role of the common factors in the efficacy of therapy has sharpened the focus of research on the effectiveness of therapy d. third-party payers are less likely to require documented evidence of the efficacy of the chosen therapeutic approach with licensed therapists than they are with unlicensed therapists
According to Klerman's model of BPT, the likelihood of developing depression
(a) is biologically predetermined. (b) is not dependent on early childhood experiences. (c) can be reduced through short-term dynamic psychotherapy. (d) can be reduced by the development of a loving parent-child relationship.
There is evidence that intense and continuous stress can cause permanent physical changes to occur in the brain
Indicate whether the statement is true or false