Jin's therapist is currently helping her to recognize that she is unknowingly controlled by a need to dominate people. According to Jin's therapist, Jin plays practical jokes, arrives late to appointments, and behaves in an aggressive manner because she is defending against her unconscious feelings of inadequacy. Jin's therapist most likely believes in the ____ approach
a. ?behavioral
b. ?client-centered
c. ?rational-emotive
d. ?psychodynamic
ANSWER:
d
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a) effective punishment. b) the partial-reinforcement effect. c) the continuous-reinforcement phenomenon. d) the extinction effect.
Enkephalins and endorphins are examples of
a. brain disregulators. b. neural inductors. c. neuropeptides. d. ion channeling agents.
A neonate enters the world with all of the following abilities EXCEPT __________
a) breathing automatically despite no longer being attached to the umbilical cord that provided oxygen in the womb b) rooting reflex, which involves turning in the direction of the source of stimulation c) highly developed sense of smell and taste d) perfect hearing
Which alternative to the Strange Situation provides as output the same four-category classification of secure, insecure-ambivalent, insecure-avoidant, and insecure-disorganized:
A) the Attachment Q Set B) the California Attachment Procedure C) The Adult Attachment Interview D) The McArthur Story Completion Test