Feminists tended to evoke an image of women as a collective group, which
a. unifies and strengthens women of all ethnic groups
b. was the most effective image to put forth in a misogynistic society
c. was used to intensify the focus of womanhood in contrast to issues of manhood
d. indicated that they failed to realize the dual victimization on minority women
D
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A. conditioned stimulus B. conditioned response C. unconditioned response D. operant response
What can we say about a fourth-grader who has completed 6 months of fourth grade and has a grade equivalent score of 6.1 in math?
a. The student scored average in math when compared to her classmates b. The student needs to be moved into sixth-grade math c. The student is performing at the sixth grade level in math d. The student is performing higher in math than most students in the students in the fourth grade
Regarding outcome research on existential psychotherapies, the current research literature has revealed: a. their relative success compared to no treatment and other therapies. b. that existential therapies are more effective than traditional psychoanalysis, but less effective than behavioral therapy for some kinds of problems. c. that existential therapies are more effective for
adolescents, college age students and young adultsthan any other therapy. d. no controlled research or meta-analytic studies to evaluate its effectiveness.
In a case of snake phobia discussed in the textbook, a therapist narrates a snake attack with clearly phallic imagery, closing with the client tearing the snake apart bare-handed and eating it in raw chunks, only to have it reproduce in her stomach and gnaw her from within. What technique is this therapist using?
a. assertiveness training a. assertiveness training b. implosion c. negative reinforcement d. systematic desensitization e. response cost