Eating disorders, like mental disorders in general, can be effectively understood with the model
a. diathesis-stress
b. psychological
c. experimental
d. confound reducing
a
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a) altruism. b) empathy. c) sympathy. d) personal trust.
Sally and Beth are playing together, both taking toys from the same toy box. Sometimes they hand different toys back and forth to each other, but they don't coordinate their activities. Their play would best be called:
a. associative play b. cooperative play c. solitary play d. onlooker play
Which of the following is the best example of a parental response that conveys unconditional positive regard to a girl who spilled her milk?
a) "Good girls don't spill their milk." b) "That was a mistake. Try to be more careful next time." c) "Why did you do that? You are such a careless kid." d) "I always knew you were clumsy."