Select the cognitive-behavioral treatment element below that is most effective in promoting behavioral change among persons with eating disorders
A) training in diaphragmatic breathing
B) increasing self-esteem
C) altering thinking patterns
D) reducing family enmeshment.
C
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Hogan (1989) has identified characteristics associated with poor leadership. According to your text, which of the following characteristics is NOT associated with poor leadership?
a. Cognitive deficiencies b. Personality c. Lack of training d. All three of these are associated
Following open heart surgery or cardiac arrest, it has become common for physicians to a. artificially produce a state of mild hyperthermia in a patient. b. artificially produce a state of mild hypothermia in a patient. c. increase the levels of pyrogens in the brain
d. artificially produce a state of fever.
Yolanda gives a careful description of all of her thoughts, experiences, and emotions after she underwent a "near-death" experience in which she felt herself leaving her body. The method Yolanda and the researcher are using is called
a. insight. c. recovered memory. b. self-revelation. d. introspection.
Inattentional blindness results when we fail to notice changes in objects to which we are not directly paying attention
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.