A key aspect of existential therapy involves the therapist challenging clients to examine their values and choices and to take responsibility for the quality of their existence. This aspect is called

Once brain changes have occurred in response to chronic use of a drug, a person may feel the need to continue taking the drug just to feel normal, not even to get "high" from it anymore.

a. true b. false

Which of the following is typical of interaction behavior between fathers and toddlers in developed countries?

a. Bob does most of the care for his child. b. Mark engages his child in lots of physical rough-and-tumble play with his children. c. Tim feeds his child every night and changes all diapers. d. Ty focuses on lots of face-to-face interaction with his son.