Relapse prevention treatment is based on the cognitive-behavior principles of
a. replacing risky cognitions with more adaptive ones.
b. reframing relapse episode as a setback, not as an excuse to resume maladaptive behavior.
c. developing better self-control strategies.
d. all of the above
d
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One of the problems with actuarial data for an instrument like the MMPI is that
a. it too frequently suggests that a client is "comorbid" for as many as three or more different disorders. b. there are only as many profiles as there are clinical scales. c. the profiles of many subjects do not "fit" the profile types for which actuarial data are available. d. while the profiles that are generated have high reliability they often have very low validity.
When Kenneth was a young boy he went to a dentist who treated him uncaringly and inflicted a good deal of pain. Even years later, he has an uncontrollable and intense fear of not only dentists but physicians, too
This best illustrates how phobias might be the result of a. generalization in classical conditioning. b. observational conditioning. c. secondary gain. d. the inflation effect.