Dr. Mallord empathizes with her patient, but is passive and nondirective in the sessions. She does encourage the development of emotional awareness. What general technique is Dr. Mallord using to treat her patient?
a. biological
b. humanistic
c. cognitive-behavioral
d. psychodynamic
Answer: b.
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Compare and contrast structured and naturalistic observation.
What will be an ideal response?
Fading is implemented in a token economy:
a. once the individual leaves the treatment program b. to decrease the probability that the behavior change will generalize c. because the components of the program are found in most everyday situations d. when natural reinforcement contingencies can be used to maintain the desired behavior
Memory, thinking, problem-solving, and the use of concepts and language are all involved in
a. operant learning. b. instrumental conditioning. c. response-dependent learning. d. cognitive learning.
The upshot of Goswami's study of preschoolers and the story of Goldilocks and the three bears was that
a. transitive mappings cannot be understood at this age. b. familiarity with the Goldilocks story helped the preschoolers reason with transitive mappings. c. preschoolers look for transitive hints from parents. d. transitive mappings are confused with strategic memory.