Liz is observing her friend Betty tensing her muscles for a few seconds and then releasing that tension. Betty has just done this for her hands, arms, legs, feet, and abdomen. Liz thinks that Betty has gone crazy. However, Betty is most likely engaging in
A. physical restructuring.
B. relapse prevention.
C. progressive muscle relaxation.
D. diaphragmatic breathing.
Answer: C
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Research concerning the etiology of schizophrenic disorders has implicated excessive activity of the neurotransmitter(s)
a. dopamine. b. GABA. c. norepinephrine. d. serotonin and epinephrine.
According to social psychological research, which of the following would be the MOST promising technique to use to try to change the self-concept, beliefs, and values of an individual who engaged in terrorist activities?
a. Separate the individual from his or her current peer group and place the individual in a new social context. b. Physically torture or threaten to kill the individual's family members. c. Use consistent, rational arguments to try to persuade the individual that other self-concepts, beliefs, and values are more valuable and desirable. d. Place the individual in solitary confinement with sensory deprivation (e.g., exposure to very little light or sound).
Every person who engages in antisocial behaviors is not a criminal. However, there is a pervasive pattern of ______ for the violation of the rights of others
A) aggression B) disregard C) conformity D) responsibility
A person who has repeated and unexpected episodes of being afraid he or she is losing control or going crazy most likely suffers from __________.
A. generalized anxiety disorder B. panic disorder C. agoraphobia D. schizophrenia