Who was the first researcher to ask Americans about their sexual behavior, finding in his/her study that most of the U.S. women surveyed thought sexual intercourse was for pleasure and reproduction?

A friend is trying to deal with her stressors. She read about a three-phase process of stress inoculation proposed by cognitive-behavior therapist Donald Meichenbaum and is seriously applying it. The first thing she will try to do is to

a. identify new behaviors that will negate her self-defeating behaviors. b. appraise the consequences of any adaptive behaviors she emits. c. redefine her problems in terms of causes and results. d. avoid putting herself down.

The American Psychological Association (APA)

a. is an association specifically for clinical psychologists. b. primarily represents psychologists who are doing academic work and/or research. c. is the largest association of psychologists in the United States. d. regulates the licensing of clinical psychologists.