In __________, a report written by __________ had a powerful impact on the psychotherapy establishment by suggesting that psychotherapy with neurotic clients was no more effective than no therapy at all
a. 1982; Eysenck
b. 1952; Eysenck
c. 1956; Bergin
d. 1976; Bergin
B
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a. whether interactions can be avoided b. which reinforcer to remove and when the loss will occur c. whether escape can be prevented d. when the punishing stimulus will be presented
In classical conditioning, individuals become more or less likely to repeat a behavior based on the consequences of the behavior
: Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
If a person reasons that Heinz could solve his moral dilemma by obeying the law, even at the cost of his wife's life, then that person demonstrates
a. preconventional reasoning. c. stage one reasoning. b. postconventional reasoning. d. conventional reasoning.
When culture is used as an independent variable in research, the research is not truly
experimental because a. cultural differences are too complex to be studied experimentally. b. ethical considerations prevent experimentation on cultural groups. c. subjects are not randomly assigned to a cultural group. d. biological influences cannot be separated from cultural influences. e. matching of subjects is necessary.