________ teach people to think in more adaptive ways by changing their dysfunctional notions about the world and themselves.
A. Psychodynamic treatment approaches
B. Behavioral treatment approaches
C. Cognitive treatment approaches
D. Humanistic treatment approaches
Answer: C
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a. Animals are used as subjects in less than 10% of psychological research studies b. Psychologists, if given a choice, always prefer to conduct animal research instead of human research c. Most animal research involves exposing the animals to painful procedures d. While ethical principles govern the treatment of humans in research, there are no ethical principles for conducting animal research
Research by Joan Chrisler showed that female college students often thought that other women had more severe premenstrual symptoms than they did. This finding suggests that
a. the incidence of premenstrual syndrome may be exaggerated. b. the premenstrual syndrome is a genuine problem that should be addressed by developing appropriate medications. c. the premenstrual syndrome is actually a psychological problem, rather than a physical problem. d. the premenstrual syndrome should be publicized more widely.
Natalie is six weeks pregnant. At this point, the organism growing inside of her is most properly referred to as a(n)
a. blastula. b. embryo. c. fetus. d. zygote.
One way to think of the mean of a distribution is as the balancing point of the ______.
A. population mean B. distribution C. sample mean D. central tendency