_____’s 1950s assertion that therapy had no positive outcome helped to jumpstart what has evolved into the evidence-based practice movement.
A. Raymond Cattell
B. Hans Eysenck
C. William F. Buckley
D. Patrick H. DeLeon
B. Hans Eysenck
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It was noted in the text that the genetic "code" is best thought of as written in
a. mud. b. stone. c. erasable pencil. d. indelible ink.
If an individual was to undergo a personality assessment in 1960, which of the following would have been available for the clinician to use?
a. Rorschach b. TAT c. MMPI d. all of the above
Personality descriptions that have "something for everyone" fit the
a) Barnum effect. b) correlation fallacy. c) self-fulfilling prophecy. d) social-desirability bias.
The looking chamber, which is a device used in visual perception research conducted with infants, was invented by
a. B. F. Skinner. b. Robert Fantz. c. Jerome Kagan. d. Jean Piaget.