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Which of the following is an essential component of classical conditioning?



• 1. The CS is presented after the US.

• 2. The CS is presented after the UR.

• 3. The US is presented after the CS.

• 4. The US is presented after the CR. 3. The US is presented after the CS.



The underlying principle hypothesized to be at work in the clinical intervention of flooding is
that:



• 1. the subject is made to experience two incompatible responses so the original undesirable
response eventually gets extinguished.

• 2. the subject is repeatedly exposed to the unconditional stimulus until it no longer
automatically elicits the problematic response.

• 3. the problematic response is repeatedly emitted while withholding the original reinforcement,
thus leading to the gradual reduction of the response.

• 4. the subject is repeatedly exposed to the stimulus that elicits the problematic response while at
the same time the subject is not permitted to emit the problematic response, thus leading to
extinction. 4. the subject is repeatedly exposed to the stimulus that elicits the problematic
response while at the same time the subject is not permitted to emit the problematic response,
thus leading to extinction.

,A person who has a first degree relative (e.g., sibling, parent) with Schizophrenia is how many
times more likely to develop Schizophrenia than someone in the general population?



• 1. 2 to 3.

• 2. 8 to 10.

• 3. 20 to 25.

• 4. 45 to 50. 2. 8 to 10.



Self-monitoring is:



• 1. a stimulus control procedure.

• 2. an operant conditioning strategy.

• 3. an element of metacognition.

• 4. a self-control procedure. 4. a self-control procedure.



You have been seeing a client in therapy for the past six months. He becomes involved in a legal
dispute and you receive a subpoena for his treatment records. The client refuses to sign a release
of information. You eventually receive a court order to release his treatment records to the court.
At this point, what should you do first?



• 1. Assert privilege and refuse to release the records without your client's permission.

• 2. Release the records because the court has ordered you to do so.

• 3. Ask for the court order to be modified.

,• 4. Consult with the client's attorney. 3. Ask for the court order to be modified



In terms of decision-making:



• 1. individuals as a rule make better decisions than groups.

• 2. homogenous groups make better decisions than heterogeneous groups, due to less conflict
among group members.

• 3. groups make better decisions than individuals working alone when the issue at hand has
several different aspects.

• 4. decisions made by individuals working alone are more creative than those made by groups.
3. groups make better decisions than individuals working alone when the issue at hand has
several different aspects.



Assuming a standard error of measurement of 5 points, when a person obtains an IQ of 130, what
is the likelihood that the true IQ is between 125 and 135?



• 1. 1 in 2.

• 2. 2 in 3.

• 3. 3 in 4.

• 4. 4 in 5. 2. 2 in 3.



Alcohol is thought to exert its effects primarily on:



• 1. dopaminergic receptors.

, • 2. nonadrenergic receptors.

• 3. GABA receptors.

• 4. cholinergic receptors. 3. GABA receptors.



What has the research indicated about the relative effectiveness of cognitive therapy and
medication management in the treatment of Major Depressive Disorder?



• 1. Medication management has been found to be superior to cognitive therapy.

• 2. Cognitive therapy has been found to be superior to medication management.

• 3. Cognitive therapy and medication management are equally effective.

• 4. Keeping patients on antidepressants after depressive symptoms have been reduced is more
effective for reducing relapse rates. 4. Keeping patients on antidepressants after
depressive symptoms have been reduced is more effective for reducing relapse rates.



In which of the following cultural groups would you most expect to find sex roles that are
egalitarian?



• 1. African American.

• 2. Caucasian.

• 3. Hispanic American.

• 4. Asian American. 1. African American.



Aggression in animals, such as a pit bull charging and barking at strangers, may be controlled
through stimulation of the:

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