A psychologist assessing a client for neurocognitive disorder determines that the client is displaying signs of pseudodementia. The client most likely has
A. antisocial personality disorder.
B. Alzheimer's disease.
C. major depressive disorder.
D. schizophrenia.
Answer: C
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Five-year-old Bethany enters to the room and promptly sits on the school psychologist's lap without acknowledging her. This is an example of Bethany's ability to differentiate what is social and nonsocial and is known as _____
a. social cognition b. theory of mind c. affective social competence d. theory of others
Systematic desensitization is described as
a. a guided reduction in fear, anxiety, or aversion attained by gradually approaching a feared stimulus while maintaining relaxation. b. the removal of the individual from a situation in which reinforcement occurs. c. the process of rephrasing or repeating thoughts and feelings expressed by clients so they can become aware of what they are saying. d. the technique of having a client say anything that comes to mind, regardless of how embarrassing or unimportant it may seem.
Postpartum depression occurs a. after giving birth and is typically severe
b. after giving birth and is typically mild. c. just before giving birth and is typically severe. d. just before giving birth and is typically mild.
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) has been used with children diagnosed with autism. The basic principle of this form of behavior modification is _____
A) partial reinforcement B) classical conditioning C) negative punishment D) shaping