A cognitive-behavioral approach to anorexia would include
a. extensive efforts to recall the individual's childhood experiences with food.
b. urging the client to take more risks.
c. medication as an important part of therapy.
d. encouraging the client to think differently about her body image.
D
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Studies indicate that bicultural individuals have multiple cultural systems in their minds and access one or the other depending on the context in which they are in. This is known as _____
a) cultural frame switching b) cultural exchange c) culture shock d) cultural worldview
Joelle suffers from genito-pelvic pain/penetration disorder. Her doctor will probably recommend that she
a. perform Kegel exercises. b. use the stop-start procedure. c. start behavior therapy. d. do all three of these: perform Kegels, use the stop-start procedure, and start behavior therapy.
L.L. Thurstone suggested that intelligence should be conceptualized as:
a. seven primary mental abilities that arise from a single general intelligence factor b. two main factors and five subfactors c. seven primary mental abilities that are independent of each other d. a set of abilities that are largely unaffected by experience
What is not a valid conclusion regarding Piaget's research and theory?
A) It is very difficult to replicate his findings today when using his tasks. B) His theory has been applied to education settings and has influenced curriculum development. C) He believed that cognitive development is abrupt and occurs in stages. D) It has received empirical support, that is, when administered his tasks, preschool children typically are evaluated as preoperational and school-aged children are rated as concrete operational.