Ebbinghaus dedicated The Principles of Psychology to ____.?
a. ?Titchener
b. ?Wundt
c. ?Fechner
d. ?Brentano
e. ?Külpe
c
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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your textbook, this therapist a. should demand that Jan not discuss her therapy with anyone. b. should allow some sessions just to be "small talk" in order to facilitate rapport. c. needs to exert more control over Jan and encourage her to be more dependent on his counsel. d. appears to be a professional psychotherapist.
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A. She is no longer purging after eating and thus may have developed anorexia. B. She has not been in therapy long enough to have gotten better. C. She has replaced vomiting with another purge behavior. D. She has not yet started medication that is required to treat the disorder.