A patient suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder is given a prescription for a tricyclic antidepressant. When the patient asks about possible side effects, which of the following would the physician list?
a) amnesia, delusions, and dry mouth
b) drowsiness, dry mouth, and seizures
c) cataplexy, muscle spasm, and weight loss
d) amnesia, depersonalization, and insomnia
b
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a. provide physiological intervention. b. change the client's thought patterns so that negative emotions can be controlled. c. engage the clients in complex verbal interactions with their therapists. d. make direct efforts to change clients' problematic responses.
After receiving several tickets for speeding, Joseph lost his driver's license for several months. When he got his driver's license back, Joseph stopped speeding. The reason he stopped speeding is due to the consequence known as
a. negative reinforcement. b. positive punishment. c. negative punishment. d. response chaining.
Which of the following are true of caffeine withdrawal symptoms?
A. They are permanent. B. They include headaches and fatigue. C. They are often severe. D. They can be safely treated with alcohol.
Which math strategy requires the least mental effort?
a. counting c. decomposition b. the sum strategy d. the fact-retrieval strategy