Depressogenic schemas
A) serve a protective function and are readily modified by positive life experiences.
B) ensure that a low rate of reinforcement will be experienced.
C) are inherited.
D) predispose a person to develop depression.
D
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Baddeley's concept of working memory
a. integrates sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory into a single, complex system. b. expands the functions and processes of short-term memory. c. takes the place of the old concept of sensory memory. d. expands the functions and processes of long-term memory.
Negative problem orientation refers to the general tendency to
a. generate passive solutions. b. view problems as threats. c. solve problems with violence. d. only identify reaction-focused goals.
The strongest contributions to etiology of eating disorders seem to be a. genetic
b. psychological. c. somatogenic. d. sociocultural.
A brain structure that plays an important role in emotion, by integrating activity between
the environment and behavior is the a. hippocampus. b. amygdala. c. ventral prefrontal cortex. d. hypothalamus. e. basal ganglia.