Janessa has been selected to participate in her university's computerized CBT program for her depression. If she is like participants in a recent study evaluating cCBT for university students, she will:
a) Be less depressed if she completes the program
b) Be less depressed regardless of whether she completes the program
c) Most likely complete the program and see a small improvement in her depression
d) Most likely only complete part of the program and will see no change in her depression
a
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a daily class for the majority of students. d. It is a universal requirement for high school graduation in the U.S.
The CASEL evaluation of SEL programs examined whether high-quality, school-based prevention programs sustained their level of quality over five years. Programs that did continue to provide high-quality services had three characteristics. Which characteristic below is one of those three?
a. frequent changes in administrative leadership b. making the program a routine part of school life c. extensive funding for the program d. both ‘b' and ‘c'
Humans can recognize approximately 10,000 different smells. Explain how this is possible, including a general description of the olfactory process
What will be an ideal response?
A general criticism of selectionism is that it
a. deals only with simple phenomena. b. does not consider different levels of selection. c. is not consistent with Darwin's view. d. is too historical. e. cannot account for all of the steps of the evolutionary process.