Marla and Eddie are a married couple who both belong to Alcoholics Anonymous. They are participating in __________
a) group therapy.
b) interpersonal therapy.
c) a self-help group.
d) traditional behavioral couple therapy (TBCT).
c
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Gomer was born and raised in the Midwestern part of the United States. All of his life, he has been told that seafood tastes terrible so he has avoided it. One day while visiting the East Coast, he goes into a restaurant that features steamed clams. Gomer tells himself, "Those clams do smell good and many people eat seafood, so they can't be terrible to eat. I think I'll order a big bucket of
steamers.". Gomer's decision to eat the seafood would best be explained by the Piagetian concept of a. reversibility b. decontextualization c. animism d. horizontal décalage
Imagine that an elementary teacher has two classes, one monolingual and the other bilingual—though their other characteristics are similar. The bilingual class is more likely to
a. have a better understanding of the structure of their first language. b. believe that a moon must be called "moon"; it could not have another name. c. have difficulty with the pragmatic aspects of language. d. perform poorly on tests of nonverbal intelligence.
Hideki has been diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder and has begun psychotherapy. Since he is willing to undergo a combined treatment approach, the result a. is excellent since most patients seeking treatment eventually are symptom free. b. may be a reduction in symptoms or postponement of schizophrenia
c. is excellent only if he is willing to take medication. d. is poor since most patients go on to develop schizophrenia.
The term ____________________ refers to the idea that to feel stress you need to perceive a threat and come to the conclusion you may not have adequate resources to deal with it
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word