Which forms of therapy tend to work with well-educated, verbal, and highly motivated clients?
a. social skills training c. aversive conditioning
b. psychodynamic and client-centered d. classical conditioning
B
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Retrograde amnesia is an impairment of the ability to do what?
a. Walk, talk, and eat b. Store long-term memories c. Recall memories from before brain damage d. Convert memories into action
A therapist who is working with Asian American female clients is likely to find that
a. family members believe that the woman should be subservient. b. therapy is more likely to succeed than with White female clients. c. these women are more likely than White females to use mental health services. d. the different Asian American subgroups are actually very similar to each other, as far as attitudes about psychotherapy.
Riesman et al. (1991) found that as temperatures rise to uncomfortable levels, major league baseball pitchers are more likely to hit batters with a pitch. This finding is consistent with
a. social learning theory. b. the cognitive neoassociation model. c. the role of negative affect in aggression. d. scapegoating.
If Jerry spent a great deal of time studying the concept of reinforcement through rote rehearsal,
a. he will exhibit a thorough understanding of this concept. b. his memory network for this concept will be sparse and weak. c. his memory network for this concept will be elaborate and detailed. d. he will never be able to retrieve the definition of this term.