Successful long-term outcome for the treatment of alcoholism is best predicted by
a. how much treatment the person receives.
b. whether the person can afford private treatment.
c. the person's coping resources and available social support.
d. the severity of the negative consequences that will motivate the person to seek help.
Answer: c.
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Which of the following statements summarizes your text's conclusions about affective regulation?
a. It should be used to prevent awareness of negative emotions. b. It should be used to promote awareness of positive emotions. c. It should be used to control emotions after you have experienced them, positive or negative. d. It is not safe to do under any circumstance.
While reading this chapter, a student notices what seems to be abnormal tendencies in his own behavior. This
a. indicates that the student is exhibiting undiagnosed psychopathology. b. illustrates that pathological behavior is an exaggeration of normal defenses and reactions. c. means that the student's behavior is clearly abnormal, but has not reached the severity or chronic nature that requires treatment, but may soon. d. indicates that the student should seek psychological help immediately.
Nature is more important than nurture in how a trait or behavior is expressed
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
________ development refers to changes in how one perceives the world and processes information
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.