The five components of the Persons' case conceptualization approach are:
a) Problem list, diagnosis, underlying mechanisms, strengths and assets, treatment plan
b) Problem list, diagnosis, working hypothesis, strengths and assets, treatment plan
c) Possible origins, developmental schemas, working hypothesis, strengths and assets, treatment plan
d) Possible origins, diagnosis, weaknesses and strengths, symptoms, treatment plan
b
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Regarding interpersonal attraction, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Reciprocity may be the most important factor influencing the development of friendships. b. In choosing a mate we tend to marry someone who is like us in almost every way, a pattern called homogamy. c. Proximity promotes attraction by increasing the frequency of contact between people. d. Most people find it easier to initiate an interaction with another person rather than reciprocate to someone else's overtures.
It is difficult to see a chameleon that has blended in with its background because
a. of the principle of common fate. b. we cannot easily distinguish between figure and ground. c. of the perceptual principle of shape constancy. d. of the illusion of relative size.
Caitlyn has been diagnosed with depersonalization disorder. We can presume that she would make which statement?
a. "I must be going crazy because it appears as if that my body is distorted and unreal." b. "I can remember going into the house when it was on fire, but I cannot remember getting out." c. "I found myself in a new city with a new identity and no recollection of who Caitlyn was." d. "I have strange feelings when people seem to know me but call me by the name Caitlyn; I don't even know who they are talking about."
In the study by Steinberg and colleagues of risk-taking and impulse control, _____________________________
a. levels of risk-taking peaked at ages 19 to 22 and levels of impulse control reached adult levels at ages 16 to 18. b. females rated themselves as more vulnerable to risk-taking than males c. levels of risk-taking peaked at age 12 to 15 and levels of impulse control reached adult levels at ages 18 to 22 d. males who engaged in risk-taking at a younger age continued risk-taking into adulthood