Ian has major depressive disorder. As part of his treatment, his therapist works with Ian and his social support network to ensure that Ian is getting out and about more often--going shopping, attending church, joining a choir. Although Ian does not really want to engage in these activities, he does so and finds that his depression actually lessens. Ian has benefited from a therapy known as
a. behavioral modification.
b. behavioral analysis.
c. behavioral activation.
d. behavioral education.
c
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Dr. Abdul explains to his students, "There are two key things to understand about this therapeutic approach. First, the best way to understand an individual's behavior is to see the world from that person's point of view. Second, people are able to make free choices in life." Which theoretical approach is Dr. Abdul discussing?
a. psychodynamic b. humanistic c. cognitive d. behavioral
Jessie has a nagging backache after a day spent raking leaves. This nagging pain
a. involves the body's reminding system for pain. b. is carried by small nerve fibers. c. may cause agony long after this injury has healed. d. involves all of these characteristics.
From an evolutionary perspective, humans would be most likely to develop a phobia to which of the following?
A) atomic weapons B) guns C) snakes D) house cats
What was one of the more disturbing implications of Socrates execution?
a. That philosophy was no longer relevant b. That no one could be allowed to commit crimes c. That favoritism played a role in the judicial system d. That criticizing the government could be lethal