________________ have been replaced with a much more effective and ethical intervention called ___________________
a. No-Suicide Contracts; Involuntary Commitment
b. Safety Plans; No-Suicide Contracts
c. No-Suicide Contracts; Safety Plans
d. Involuntary Commitments; Safety Plans
c
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Conflict activates attachment style.
a. true b. false
Acceptance and commitment (ACT) practitioners assert which of the following?
a. A person's ability to "be with" difficult emotions allows clients to become less reactive and emotional. b. When a person changes how they relate to their problems, they experience new thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in relation to the problem, and thus have many new options for coping and resolving issues. c. A person's attempts to control thoughts and feelings and avoid direct experience are the problem, not the solution. d. When people take responsibility for the quality of their lives they become motivated to make choices to improve their situations.
Which is true about the abnormalities in the frontal–striatal neural circuit in youths with ADHD?
a. A longitudinal study has indicated that the frontal–striatal neural circuit in youths with ADHD develops more slowly, by about 3 years, than it does in typically developing children. b. By adolescence, the growth of the frontal–striatal neural circuit in those with ADHD has caught up to their peers’. c. Youths with ADHD show too little dopamine in the striatum and too much dopamine in the right prefrontal cortex compared to typically developing peers without ADHD. d. There is a hyperconnection between the striatum and right prefrontal cortex in those with ADHD compared to typically developing controls.
The Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology and the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended which of the following as the first line treatment for preschoolers with ADHD?
a. medication b. behavior therapy c. combined treatment d. social skills training