_____________ is a process for responding to brain injury.
a. Microglial cell activation
b. Gliosis
c. Myelination
d. The blood-brain barrier
Ans: B
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A "popular child" is one who is
a. liked by half and rejected by half. b. liked by most and rejected by few. c. liked by a few more than he or she is rejected by. d. equally liked and disliked.
The optimal strategy for minimizing reactivity in natural observation is to
a. provide an adaptation period. b. train all observers. c. use unobtrusive measures. d. educate the client.
Walter is wearing a blood pressure measuring device. He is told the green light in front of him will come on when his blood pressure drops, and further, that he should try to keep the light on. Walter is being treated with:
a. mechanized relaxation training c. coping strategy training b. biofeedback training d. self-stimulation training
To learn to look both ways before crossing the street, children merely need to hear about the consequences of getting hit by a car (instead of having to experience it themselves). This is an example of
A. shaping. B. insight. C. vicarious conditioning. D. escape learning.