What is most typical of behavioral approaches toward smoking cessation?
A) ?Behavior modification is more effective than cognitive-behavioral training.
B) ?Most behavioral approaches typically include a combination of strategies.
C) ?Relaxation training and social support work better than contracts or groups.
D) ?Group therapy and stress management are better than behavioral contracts.
B
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A behavior is more likely to occur in the presence of stimuli that are more similar to the discriminative stimulus than it is in the presence of stimuli that are less similar to the discriminative stimulus. This is called a:
a. stimulus class b. generalization gradient c. cause-effect relationship d. discrimination gradient
Brooke drinks so much coffee that she feels jittery while she is studying for her exam. Under these circumstances, what might Brooke do just before the exam to increase her recall?
a. Take a nap so that she will feel rested after her late study sessions. b. Review the information in the same place she studied the night before. c. Review the information near the room in which the exam will be given. d. Drink enough coffee to give herself the jitters again.
The size of a group has little bearing on its effectiveness.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
At its most basic level, _____ is an exercise in suggestion
A) hypnosis B) meditation C) dreaming D) lucidity