Having clients record undesirable behaviors such as smoking may make them _________
a. less motivated to change the behavior
b. more likely to falsify records of the behavior
c. more aware of the need to change the behavior
d. more likely switch to another undesirable behavior
C
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The Lamaze method involves
a. the mother being taught self-hypnosis, so there will be no pain during delivery. b. the father being taught how to deliver the baby, should it become necessary. c. expectant mothers being taught which pain medications to ask for during delivery. d. the use of breathing and relaxation techniques during contractions.
According to the model of ____, when the presence of others is physiologically arousing, a person's performance tends to ____ on a task that is difficult
a. social loafing? decline b. social loafing? improve c. social facilitation? decline d. social facilitation? improve
Michael has an internal locus of control, so he believes that
a. he must control everything. b. his rewards are a direct consequence of his actions. c. his outcomes are controlled by fate. d. he can accomplish whatever he attempts. e. his reinforcements are unpredictable and uncontrollable.
Which is a real-life example of a secular trend?
a. The average height of Western European and American children increased by nearly four inches between 1880 and 1950. b. Children in Japan were taller in 1967 than they were in 1966. c. Somalian parents tended to have more female babies in 1994 than they did in 1992. d. The average weight of a man in Laos increased two pounds from 1993 to 1997.