About ______ of the people holding advanced degrees in psychology are clinicians who treat clients having emotional or mental difficulties
a. one-fifth
b. one-fourth
c. one-third
d. one-half
d
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In Osheroff vs. Chestnut Lodge, Dr. Osheroff successfully sued Chestnut Lodge for a variety of reasons, including:
a. failure to offer him informed consent about treatment alternatives. b. the refusal to allow him to prescribe off-label medications to his patients. c. that the hospital's provided treatment was not consistent with the type of theoretical orientation it advertised. d. that he was subjected to electroshock therapy without his consent.
Cigarette smoke contains many ingredients. However, only two of these are able to pass through the placenta to the fetus. They are
a. nicotine and hydrocarbons. b. nicotine and carbon monoxide. c. carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. d. hydrocarbons and carbon dioxide.
You are a psychologist who wants to explain each of the following problems or behaviors. Identify which of the three major theoretical perspectives examined in this chapter will be most useful to you in each case, and briefly explain why
a. Randy finds it difficult to stop smoking, especially when he is studying. b. Alec has an irrational fear of thunderstorms. c. Anne always misbehaves in the supermarket, but is perfectly well-behaved in the car. d. Debra thinks that girls can change into men when they grow up. e. Coco, a cocker spaniel, has learned to sniff out narcotics at the airport. What will be an ideal response
You go to your therapist for the first time and she tells you to lie on a couch in a slightly darkened room. She then asks you to talk about anything that comes to mind, no matter how trivial it may seem. What kind of psychotherapy are you undergoing?
a. systematic desensitization c. flooding b. traditional psychoanalysis d. person centered therapy