Beck's "cognitive triad" refers to negative, automatic thoughts about:
a. The self, others, and the world
b. The self, others, and the future
c. The past, the future, and the self
d. The world, the future, and the self
e. The self, family, and friends
D
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Ethical concerns that arose during the formative years of behavior therapy may have resulted from
a. increased concerns about external control. b. early therapists' inadequate training. c. inefficacy of early procedures. d. the radical departure from existing therapies.
Research by Hermann Ebbinghaus and others demonstrated that:
A) memories of new information fade at a constant rate over time. B) new memories remain strong for up to 4 weeks before they begin to fade. C) most forgetting of new information happens soon after the event in question. D) individuals remember much more than they think they do.
Why do many scientists oppose genetic testing for psychological disorders?
because no specific genes have been identified for any psychological disorder because of the high heritability of psychological disorders because there is no treatment for most psychological disorders because most psychological disorders are multifactorial in their manifestation
According to Seay and Gottfried (1978), the ____ “set” of the nature-nurture issue encompasses effects due to maturation and maturation-environment interactions
a. ontogenetic c. cultural b. ontological d. individual