The strength of rational-emotive behavior therapy involves
a. acceptance and empathy.
b. shared responsibility for problems.
c. a clarity of thinking and goals.
d. its emphasis on the resolution of "unfinished business.".
C
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From the perspective of ____________, to understand a person one need not consider the social conditions that were in place during the person’s development or that are currently in place.
a. metaphysics b. metaphysical dialectics c. individualism d. asocial constructionism
While watching television you see a magician perform a trick in which he appears to pass a long needle through his arm. A trickle of blood makes the illusion look especially realistic. Although rationally you know what you saw was an illusion,
you still react with fear as if it were your own arm being pierced. What term would a psychologist use to describe your reaction while watching this illusion? a) contingency b) insight learning c) operant conditioning d) vicarious consequences
According to the text, holding steadily to their views, appearing to have little personal stake in an issue, and having an audience that wants to make an accurate decision contribute to
A) success in ethnically diverse groups. B) complex dynamical systems. C) successful minority influence. D) effective transformational leadership.
Covert reinforcement is
a. more effective for most people than actual direct self-reinforcement. b. a procedure that involves imagining a pleasant, reinforcing scene. c. a procedure that involves imagining disgusting images. d. not an effective method.