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Building a positive therapeutic alliance, reducing feelings of hopelessness,
increasing motivation for change, and developing a family-focused
understanding of the family's problems are most characteristic of the initial
stage of: - ✔✔functional family therapy
Neurocognitive disorder caused by which of the following conditions is
not potentially reversible? - ✔✔Prion disease
The transdiagnostic adaptation of emotion-focused therapy (Timulak &
Keogh, 2020) targets which of the following? - ✔✔Chronic painful
emotions
A researcher would use the split-plot ANOVA to analyze the data she
collected in her research study when: - ✔✔her study included one
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,between-subjects independent variable and one within-subjects
independent variable. (mixed design)
Stress-induced increases in cortisol levels in the hippocampus have been
linked to impairments in the: - ✔✔Retrieval of declarative memories
A test's __________ refers to its ability to correctly identify individuals who
are true negatives. - ✔✔Sensitivity
The concordance rate for schizophrenia for monozygotic (identical) twins
is: - ✔✔48%
The therapeutic index (TI) is a quantitative measure of the relative safety of
a drug. It is calculated by: - ✔✔dividing LD50 by ED50.
In terms of age, Freud's latency stage corresponds to Erikson's ________
stage. - ✔✔industry versus inferiority (6-12)
At birth, infants emit three different cries that indicate: - ✔✔hunger, anger,
or pain.
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,To help ensure that differential selection doesn't threaten the internal
validity of a research study, an investigator will: - ✔✔randomly assign
participants to different levels of the independent variable.
Of the types of organizational commitment, which is the best predictor of a
variety of job outcomes? - ✔✔affective
A supervisor's knowledge of how well employees did on the selection
measures that were used to hire them affects how the supervisor
subsequently rates each employee on measures of job performance. This is
an example of which of the following? - ✔✔criterion contamination
According to Sue et al. (2019), a Black therapy client with an _____
worldview is likely to be the most challenging for a White middle-class
therapist who has an IC-IR worldview. - ✔✔IC-ER (internal locus control
and external locus of responsibility)
Differential reinforcement combines which of the following? - ✔✔positive
reinforcement and operant extinction
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, For practitioners of narrative family therapy, a(n) __________ is a time
when a problem was expected to occur but did not occur. - ✔✔unique
outcome
A decrease in the effectiveness of punishment over time is often due to: -
✔✔Habituation
The use of cue exposure treatment (CET) for alcohol use disorder often
combines exposure to cues that are associated with alcohol with: -
✔✔coping skills training.
For most children, stranger anxiety begins at about _______ months of age.
- ✔✔8
When conducting a(n) ___________, an organizational psychologist would
assign points to a job's compensable factors. - ✔✔job evaluation
Research on the "pratfall effect" suggests that, when a(n) __________ person
commits a blunder, that person's attractiveness to others tends to increase. -
✔✔competent
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Building a positive therapeutic alliance, reducing feelings of hopelessness,
increasing motivation for change, and developing a family-focused
understanding of the family's problems are most characteristic of the initial
stage of: - ✔✔functional family therapy
Neurocognitive disorder caused by which of the following conditions is
not potentially reversible? - ✔✔Prion disease
The transdiagnostic adaptation of emotion-focused therapy (Timulak &
Keogh, 2020) targets which of the following? - ✔✔Chronic painful
emotions
A researcher would use the split-plot ANOVA to analyze the data she
collected in her research study when: - ✔✔her study included one
1
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,between-subjects independent variable and one within-subjects
independent variable. (mixed design)
Stress-induced increases in cortisol levels in the hippocampus have been
linked to impairments in the: - ✔✔Retrieval of declarative memories
A test's __________ refers to its ability to correctly identify individuals who
are true negatives. - ✔✔Sensitivity
The concordance rate for schizophrenia for monozygotic (identical) twins
is: - ✔✔48%
The therapeutic index (TI) is a quantitative measure of the relative safety of
a drug. It is calculated by: - ✔✔dividing LD50 by ED50.
In terms of age, Freud's latency stage corresponds to Erikson's ________
stage. - ✔✔industry versus inferiority (6-12)
At birth, infants emit three different cries that indicate: - ✔✔hunger, anger,
or pain.
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,To help ensure that differential selection doesn't threaten the internal
validity of a research study, an investigator will: - ✔✔randomly assign
participants to different levels of the independent variable.
Of the types of organizational commitment, which is the best predictor of a
variety of job outcomes? - ✔✔affective
A supervisor's knowledge of how well employees did on the selection
measures that were used to hire them affects how the supervisor
subsequently rates each employee on measures of job performance. This is
an example of which of the following? - ✔✔criterion contamination
According to Sue et al. (2019), a Black therapy client with an _____
worldview is likely to be the most challenging for a White middle-class
therapist who has an IC-IR worldview. - ✔✔IC-ER (internal locus control
and external locus of responsibility)
Differential reinforcement combines which of the following? - ✔✔positive
reinforcement and operant extinction
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, For practitioners of narrative family therapy, a(n) __________ is a time
when a problem was expected to occur but did not occur. - ✔✔unique
outcome
A decrease in the effectiveness of punishment over time is often due to: -
✔✔Habituation
The use of cue exposure treatment (CET) for alcohol use disorder often
combines exposure to cues that are associated with alcohol with: -
✔✔coping skills training.
For most children, stranger anxiety begins at about _______ months of age.
- ✔✔8
When conducting a(n) ___________, an organizational psychologist would
assign points to a job's compensable factors. - ✔✔job evaluation
Research on the "pratfall effect" suggests that, when a(n) __________ person
commits a blunder, that person's attractiveness to others tends to increase. -
✔✔competent
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