What is multiplicity?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: One of Perry's levels where a person acknowledges multiple viewpoints but lacks the ability to evaluate the viewpoints especially if the viewpoints are contradictory
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Compared to effectiveness studies, efficacy studies of psychotherapy outcome generally have
A. weaker internal validity. B. weaker external validity. C. little or no criteria for who is allowed to participate. D. significant funding from the American Counseling Association.
What term describes impairment in memory that occurs among many alcoholics?
a) BAC overdose b) delirium tremens c) Broca's syndrome d) Korsakoff's syndrome
Lester has high test anxiety, which tends to affect his test performance even though he studies a lot. According to the inverted U function, which of the following activities will help Lester improve his performance?
a. Study harder. b. Use relaxation exercises before each test. c. Study less since his performance won't be that good anyway. d. Get a tutor. e. Review his notes every third day, so that he doesn't get "repetition overload."
Which of the following best describes a reason why someone would want to administer a personality test instead of just observing a person's behavior?
A. Personality tests produce a completely unbiased assessment. B. Personality tests may capture things a respondent is trying to hide. C. Personality tests usually require spending more time with an individual. D. Personality tests are reliable, whereas observations are not.