Carl Rogers named his technique "client-centered therapy" to emphasize his belief that
a. clients should play a major role in determining the pace and direction of their therapy.
b. clients should always be the center of attention.
c. therapists should always share all of their thoughts, feelings, and experiences with clients.
d. the client is in a position of natural status and authority over the therapist.
A
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What is the most widely held opinion concerning the effect of mood and attitude on cancer treatment?
a. Mood and attitude have no impact on the course of cancer. b. Mood and attitude influence the course of cancer only in females, not in males. c. Research is unable to show conclusively that mood and attitude affect outcomes. d. Positive moodshave been shown to cause cancer remission.
Among preschoolers, younger children's play is
A) more cognitively and socially mature in single-age classrooms than in mixed-aged classrooms. B) more cognitively and socially mature in mixed-age classrooms than in single-age classrooms. C) often characterized by competition and object assertion. D) often immature and functional, particularly for boys.
It is best not to trust everything people report in psychological research
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Although cognitive dissonance is a very powerful way to change someone's attitude, it is not implemented on mass scales. Why not?
a. Most people are resistant to persuasion attempts.
b. Very few people ever experience cognitive dissonance.
c. People would become psychologically reactive to the persuasion attempt and do the opposite.
d. It would be difficult to create a situation of low external justification on a mass scale.