No statistical differences in success rates in the St. John’s program were found between males and females and between the employed and unemployed; however, those who saw their spouses as supportive had better outcomes than those who felt their spouses were not supportive
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
F
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a. based on the number of settings in which symptoms manifest b. based on the duration of the disturbance and age of onset c. based on how many of the three primary symptom classes (hyperactivity, impulsivity, inattention) the child exhibits d. based on how many symptoms, in excess of the minimum required for diagnosis, the person exhibits and degree of impairment in functioning
One way to interpret an effect size is in terms of
a. variances. b. means. c. standard deviations. d. interquartile ranges.
What is the difference between common factors and specific factors in psychotherapy?
a. Common factors are things under the counselor’s control such as what happens in therapy settings. Specific factors are things that happen outside of the therapy settings. An example of a specific factor would be the support of a friend. b. Common factors are goals upon which all therapists agree. Specific factors are controversial and not yet proved effective. c. Common factors are shared components of psychotherapy regardless of which theory is being used. Specific factors are theory-specific techniques. d. Common factors are aspects of behavior that all humans share and specific factors are unique to some individuals. e. Common factors are those aspects of client problems that are shared, such as emotional discomfort. Specific factors, such as serious illnesses, are experienced by only some clients.
Who called dreams the “royal road to the unconscious”?
A. Rogers B. Freud C. Jung D. Glasser