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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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