A bipolar patient in therapy is learning to lead a more orderly life and to resolve interpersonal problems more effectively. With this type of therapy, mood stabilizing medication will
a. still be very important.
b. no longer be needed.
c. only confuse the patient.
d. be less likely to cause side-effects.
Answer: a.
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a. they learn to distinguish between a letter's distinctive features and its characteristic sound. b. they translate the visual stimuli into sound before locating a word's meaning. c. they recognize each word's syntactic function before they recognize its meaning. d. they recognize a word from the visual stimulus without having to translate first into sound
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eventually trains Indigo to shoot hoops. Nash is using ____. a. ?reflex arcs b. ?shaping c. ?classical conditioning d. ?observational learning