Trey is a smoker who is unable to quit, even though he knows that smoking is ruining his health. Finally, he entered therapy in an attempt to control his desire for cigarettes. In this case, the best behavioral therapy technique to use in helping Trey eliminate his smoking habit would be:
a. systematic desensitization
b. aversion therapy
c. a token economy
d. negative reinforcement
B
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What enlightenment was achieved from the experiences linked to the desecration of Hawaiian burial grounds, as discussed in the text? a. Native Hawaiians learned that large corporations will build their hotels on the least expensive land possible. b. Native Hawaiians are indifferent to the ancient traditions which no longer hold any meaning. c. Native Hawaiians have protected the ancestral
remains at Honokahua through the intervention of thePresident of the United States. d. Native Hawaiians learned that there is a reciprocal relationship in which the living and the dead care for one another and protect each other.
Jill is taking part in a therapy session in which role reversal and the mirror technique are being used. Jill is most likely in which type of therapy?
a. psychodrama b. logotherapy c. psychodynamic family therapy d. rational-emotive behavior therapy
The person who conducted the most well-known research on obedience is __________.
A. Asch B. Milgram C. Luchens D. Kelley
Current research indicates that
A) ?positive change is typically more stressful than negative change. B) ?only negative change is stressful. C) ?we have little reason to believe that change is inevitably stressful. D) ?all change is inevitably stressful.