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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Quiz 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  working to change unacceptable thoughts.
B  accepting problematic thoughts.
C  challenging irrational cognitions.
D  researching the effectiveness of the therapy.
Question #3
A  psychodynamic model.
B  humanistic-existential model.
C  sociocultural model.
D  cognitive model.
Question #5
A  longitudinal experimental studies.
B  individual case studies.
C  double-blind controlled experiments.
D  controlled correlational studies.
Question #6
A  overgeneralization.
B  modeling.
C  self-efficacy.
D  classical conditioning.
Question #7
A  flying in the air
B  being chased or pursued
C  being a child again
D  being on the verge of falling
Question #8
A  conclusions drawn by research scientists.
B  classic Freudian psychotherapy.
C  current thinking in the mental health profession.
D  the way in which the mental health profession is moving.
Question #10
A  children who very seldom fight.
B  members who are overinvolved in one another’s lives.
C  parents who have a laissez-faire parenting style.
D  rigid boundaries between family members.
Question #11
A  Secondary
B  Two-fold
C  Primary
D  Tertiary
Question #12
A  self theory.
B  psychoanalytic theory.
C  object relations theory.
D  ego theory.
Question #13
A  the libido.
B  a defense mechanism.
C  learned.
D  termed consciousness.
Question #14
A  ego
B  id
C  erogenous zone
D  superego
Question #15
A  bacterial infections at the time of puberty.
B  a resistance to antibiotics.
C  hormonal imbalances.
D  viral infection in utero.
Question #16
A  oral stage.
B  latency stage.
C  phallic stage.
D  anal stage.
Question #17
A  spontaneity.
B  conditions of worth.
C  unconditional self-regard.
D  unconditional positive regard.
Question #18
A  serotonin
B  cortisol
C  hormones
D  norepinephrine
Question #19
A  Abnormality is best explained by sociocultural stresses a person experiences.
B  Eclectic approaches fail to take interactions of various models into account.
C  There is one legitimate approach to understanding mental disorders.
D  Abnormality results from the interaction of genetic, emotional, and cultural influences.
Question #20
A  are entirely due to unconscious conflicts.
B  are solely the result of physiology.
C  are not related to past experiences.
D  are not accidental.