The three categories of child self-development identified by Harter include all of the following except:
a) Self-continuity
b) Self-agency
c) Self-congruency
d) Self-awareness
e) None of the above
c) Self-congruency
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What is meant by the term symptom functionality in family systems theory?
a. Each symptom serves a function for the identified patient. If the therapist can figure out that function, then the identified patient can learn to substitute a more acceptable behavior for the symptom. b. As long as a symptom functions to regulate or absorb the excess anxiety in the family unit, the remainder of the unit may be relatively symptom free. c. Each symptom serves a function for the identified patient. Knowing that, the therapist explores with the client whether the consequences are more onerous than the benefits. d. One member of the family or other system presenting for counseling usually has more symptoms than others. To restore homeostasis, the counselor must help the symptomatic individual adjust. e. Symptoms create excess anxiety in the unit, causing symptoms in other system or family members.
Exposure treatments are often the behavioral treatment of choice for
a. anxiety disorders b. depression c. emotional problems resulting from, or compounded by, preoccupation with the past or future d. problematic behavior and social skills deficits
Which of the following research designs provides an opportunity to include the best combination of inferences about cause and generalizability that is attainable within a single study?
a. Descriptive field studies b. Experimental laboratory studies c. Descriptive laboratory studies d. Experimental field studies
Which of these statements concerning intersexual deception is true?
a. There are no gender differences in deception behaviors. b. The goal of deception in a short-term relationship is always sexual intercourse. c. Deception is a behavior that is or once was adaptive. d. Deception is not an evolved but a learned behavior.