What is the primary focus of cognitive-behavioral group therapy?

a) increasing social skills
b) providing social support for group members
c) breaking entrenched habits, such as smoking
d) expressing strong emotions in a nonjudgmental setting


a

Psychology

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When a conditioned response shows spontaneous recovery, the rejuvenated response typically

a. is weaker than the previously conditioned response. b. is stronger than the previously conditioned response. c. occurs before the conditioned stimulus. d. changes to an unconditioned stimulus.

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Within their first year of life, babies have problems walking and performing other physical acts because the __________ of many neurons are not fully developed

a. myelin sheaths c. dendrites b. axons d. somas

Psychology

During the Middle Ages, the treatment for abnormal behavior was exorcism, which often involved physical torture in order to “cast out the evil spirits.”

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Psychology

The type of cell division that occurs in autosomes is called:

a. mutation b. codominant reproduction c. meiosis d. mitosis

Psychology