In therapy, Lauren has learned to laugh at another driver's childish behavior rather than become very angry at the driver
Thus, therapy has helped Lauren to minimize her anger by teaching her how to
a. pay more attention to her facial feedback.
b. suppress her emotions
c. change her emotional appraisals.
d. unconsciously lower her arousal levels.
ANSWER: c
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What has research shown about the effects of video games on violent behavior?
a. Even brief use of violent video games causes increased violent behavior. b. Playing violent video games more than 30 minutes per day increases violent behavior. c. Playing violent video games has little effect on violent behavior. d. Playing violent video games actually decreases the probability of violent behavior.
Lately, Rena finds her herself eating nonstop, even when she isn’t hungry. She feels increasingly frustrated that she cannot seem to control her appetite and seeks the help of a mental health professional. Rena’s therapist challenges her to think about her past dieting failures, in which Rena would strictly limit her caloric intake. She asks whether Rena’s “all-or-nothing” view of eating was rational: “Is it realistic to think that portion control should be either rigid or not worth regulating at all”? What type of therapy does this scenario illustrate?
a. ?psychoanalytical b. ?cognitive c. ?humanistic d. ?behavioral
Which of the following parts of the body are more sensitive according to the two-point discrimination test?
a. back of the torso b. calves of the legs c. forearms d. lips
Carl Rogers
A) was deeply inspired as a teen by the Beatles' song "All You Need Is Love." B) fled Nazi Europe and converted to Catholicism. C) fled Nazi Europe and renounced all religion as oppressive. D) grew up in the Bronx and got his ideas from the little old ladies who used to gossip on the park benches. E) grew up on a farm in a religious family environment.