Generalization of change is when the benefits of therapy
a. occur with many populations.
b. appear across varied settings.
c. affect non-target behaviors.
d. extend to the client's affiliates.
c
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Professor Newton gave a midterm exam where the scores ranged from 28% to 89%; the average score for the exam was 69%. Based on the phenomenon known as regression toward the mean, you should expect that
a. almost all students will score lower on the final than they did on the midterm. b. almost all students will score higher on the final than they did on the midterm. c. the students who scored near the average on the midterm will score lower on the final. d. the students who earned the highest scores on the midterm will not do as well on the final.
The gating action proposed in the gate-control theory of pain apparently relies on:
a. small fibers that inhibit nervous system activity and close the pain gates b. large fibers that inhibit nervous system activity and open the pain gates c. large fibers that produce nervous system activity and close the pain gates d. the release of serotonin that inhibits nervous system activity and closes the pain gates
Throughout the day, our neural networks become more and more active, requiring more and more energy. Then, slow wave sleep early in the night brings overall brain activation levels back down so the brain is refreshed and less important memories fade, according to which theory/hypothesis?
a. activation-synthesis hypothesis b. neurocognitive theory c. dual process hypothesis d. biological biasing theory
Ainsworth's "strange situation" is a carefully planned sequence of episodes in which
a. video segments from monster movies are seen. b. the mother and a stranger depart and return. c. all objects in a location are unfamiliar to the child. d. adults speak with frightful intonation to the child.