Schema-focused cognitive therapy for personality disorders
a) focuses on challenging maladaptive beliefs in the client's current relationships.
b) is primarily concerned with challenging the schemes clients come up with in their daily interactions.
c) focuses exclusively on cognitions formed during critical periods of the client's childhood.
d) enriches traditional cognitive therapy with a broader focus on early childhood antecedents and parenting influences that shape current cognitive patterns.
d
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Another term for attachment-in-the-making is
a. indiscriminate attachment. c. specific attachment. b. preattachment. d. reciprocal relationship.
According to family systems researchers such as Minuchin, which of the following
explains why eating disorders develop? a. Some children who grow up in abusive families continue to abuse themselves through the development of an eating disorder. b. Some children and adolescents develop severe conditions such as anorexia and bulimia in order to deflect attention from marital discord or other major issues that threaten the family's unity and stability. c. Some children who struggle with their own identity within their family develop an eating disorder in order to gain a feeling of control over their future. d. Some children develop an eating disorder because they grow up in families that place undue emphasis on the maintenance of social appearances at the expense of genuine and healthy communication about personal feelings, needs, and preferences. e. b and d
According to Wundt and Tichner, consciousness can be understood by characterizing ____________________ and the _________________
a. basic elements, rules that combine them c. physical stimulus, behavioral response b. thoughts, associated processing resources d. perceptions, decisions about them
Provide examples of how cultural variations in infant-rearing practices affect motor development.
What will be an ideal response?