The process of abstracting and summarizing behavioral data from narrative records, including identifying categories and themes, is called
A. data abstraction.
B. coding.
C. data reduction.
D. summative analysis.
C. data reduction.
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a. cognitive dissonance. b. status inequalities. c. superordinate goals. d. positive stereotypes.
Which of the following is a common example of repeated doubts in a person with OCD?
A. Worrying about catching diseases from shaking hands B. Worrying that you hurt somebody C. Wanting to shout obscenities at a funeral D. Needing things arranged in a particular order
In the context of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), critics of the new classification of binge-eating disorder consider it
A. to be overly inclusive. B. to be unscientific. C. a reflection of the rise of reality shows. D. a medium to ignore people's thoughts.
According to Blankstein and Segal (2001 ), the various cognitive assessment techniques tend to be:
a) Highly correlated with each other b) Moderately correlated with each other c) Poorly correlated with each other d) None of the above; there is not enough research on the associations among the various cognitive techniques