Martha struggles with generalized anxiety disorder and has tried multiple treatment plans; she is currently using a high dosage of benzodiazepines. Her therapist is concerned that Martha may be overly medicated and psychologically dependent on the medications, and suggests that she consider a highly successful therapy designed to treat GAD and help patients taper off the benzodiazepine dosage. What type of therapy is Martha's therapist suggesting?
A. The addition of an antipsychotic
B. Shock therapy
C. Cognitive-behavioral therapy
D. Meditation
Answer: C
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A dichromat _______
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Qualitative research in which researchers have interviewed inmates to examine whether their experiences in prison are consistent with the goals of prison has found that
a. the experience of being in prison is incompatible with the goals of prison b. the experience of being in prison is in direct opposition to the goals of prison c. the experience of being in prison only occasionally maps onto the goals of prison d. the experience of being in prison is generally consistent with the goals of prison
Kent's fifth grade teacher reports that Kent has recently changed from being a happy
and outgoing child to being sad and withdrawn. She first noticed the change last month when Kent stopped playing and talking with his peers and appeared depressed or angry. In addition, Kent often appears distracted and off-task, and needs prompts to complete his work. Although Kent used to be an "A" level student, his grades have fallen because of his poor work completion and accuracy. Given this information, it is likely that Kent would meet criteria for a diagnosis of: a. Major depressive disorder, single episode b. Major depressive disorder, recurrent episode c. Dysthymic disorder, early onset d. Dysthymic disorder, late onset e. Bipolar disorder