How would a clinician diagnosing a child who might have ADHD best approach the diagnosis?
a. use the categorical model to determine severity of symptoms
b. use the dimensional model to determine context
c. draw from intelligence tests to determine category and dimension
d. combine category with measure of severity through dimension
d
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What was Carl Rogers' reaction to Freud's psychoanalytic approach?
a. He disagreed with Freud's belief that psychological problems come from unconscious thoughts. b. Rogers argued that psychological problems come from unconscious thoughts and not what Freud believed, which was failure to reach one's potential. c. He disagreed with the argument that Freud made about how the necessity of the therapist is to be more of a helper rather than expert. d. He argued that Freud focused too much on the role of the conscious mind.
The degree to which two or more independent observers agree in their ratings of a
participant's behavior is called interrater a. validity. b. agreement. c. reliability. d. consistency. e. control.
According to Hamilton's inequality, when are people least likely to help others?
A. When the cost of helping is greater than the benefit. B. When people are distantly related. C. When the cost of helping is great. D. When the benefits of helping are small.
One overall change in the DSM-5 is the use of dimensional assessments and the related use of
a. a biopsychosocial model b. genetic specifications c. disorder spectra d. sharper disorder categories