Antipsychotic drugs treat symptoms such as ____________
a) hopelessness, sadness, and suicide ideations
b) excessive worry, repetitive thoughts, and compulsive behavior
c) hallucinations, delusions, and bizarre behavior
d) manipulation, lying, and cheating
ANS: c
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a. Antiviral drugs are used to eliminate the viruses from the body. b. There is a vaccine against some types of HPV. c. HPV vaccine offers protection against viral STDs other than HPV. d. Natural condoms offer more reliable protection against HIV than latex condoms. e. Antibiotics can cure viral forms of STDs, but not bacterial forms.
Which claim of the two-factor theory of emotion has been disputed following subsequent research?
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Dr. Seul will be doing a clinical assessment later this morning, and he wants things to go as well as possible. ALL BUT WHICH of the following should help him to achieve that goal?
a. Preparing for the interview by reading all of the available records on the client. b. Clarifying the referral question, if necessary. c. Giving full play to the client's emotions during the contact, even if it means going off topic. d. Giving the client some feedback or closure at the end of the interview.
Dr. Wong is a clinical psychologist who uses a cognitive approach to therapy. Which of the following clients would be the most ideal match for Dr. Wong's methods?
a) A client seeking therapy for personal growth b) A client whose issues are vaguely defined c) A client who intends to focus on how her early childhood experiences influence her current psychological problems d) A client willing to allow the therapist to direct the sessions and to define psychological issues as problems to be solved