A technique in which trained participants described their experiences and thought processes in response to stimuli is known as
A. structuralism.
B. analytic introspection.
C. sensations.
D. cognitive psychology.
Answer: B
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The unique feature of third-generation therapies is the
a. passive philosophy. b. target client. c. treatment method. d. overall goal.
All you know about someone is that she is a "split-brain" patient. You can conclude that she
a. has had her corpus callosum severed. b. will be unable to eat or walk unassisted. c. will probably demonstrate multiple personalities. d. has been born with the equivalent of half of a brain.
Learning to stand alone as a self-sufficient person without relying on anyone else is considered
a. collectivism. b. individualism. c. interdependence. d. correlation.
Niya contracts HIV as a result of having sexual intercourse with her boyfriend who is infected with HIV. She gets pregnant, and months later, she gives birth to a healthy baby boy. Given that her baby has not contracted HIV yet, which of the following must she do in order to ensure that her baby is HIV-free?
A. She should ensure that her baby does not come into contact with her tears or sweat as the virus can be transmitted through these fluids. B. She should refrain from using the same utensils she uses for feeding her baby as the virus can spread through saliva. C. She should refrain from cuddling and kissing the baby because the virus can spread through typical social contact. D. She should refrain from breastfeeding her baby because the virus can spread through the milk.