Luanne suffers from alcoholism, and has had this struggle for many years. Her children are terrified that her health is deteriorating from the constant drinking, so they ask her therapist to give her a medication that will make her nauseous
every time she drinks. This approach, where a negative or unpleasant result is paired with an undesirable behavior, is called __________ conditioning.
a. negative criterion
b. aversive
c. ingestive
d. inductive
Answer: B
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Most roles fit into one of two broad categories: ___ roles and ___ roles.
a. leader; follower b. open; closed c. sex; gender d. relationship; task e. centralized; decentralized
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The memory of how to do a cartwheel is an episodic memory 2. The memory of doing cartwheels with your cousin at a family reunion is an episodic memory 3. Episodic memory allows us to engage in mental time travel 4. Kelly's memory of the first goal she scored in organized hockey is an example of a semantic memory 5. The memory that Paris is the capital of France is a semantic memory
It is important for clinical interviewers to appreciate how communication styles tend to differ across cultures. For example,
A. Asian Americans tend to speak more loudly than Whites. B. Whites tend to speak more quickly than Native Americans. C. Hispanic Americans tend to speak more loudly than Whites. D. Asian Americans are more inclined to hold eye contact than Whites.
Individuals classified as secure on the Adult Attachment Interview:
A) generally report positive, but not negative relationships with caregivers. B) usually possess strong verbal, linguistic, and intellectual skills. C) can objectively discuss both positive and negative childhood experiences. D) generally view their caregivers as perfect in terms of their parenting style.