Self-monitoring
a. requires the client to record various events and behaviors occurring in their daily life.
b. is often used by behaviorally-oriented clinicians to establish base-rates of behavior.
c. may not provide accurate information about addictive behavior.
d. all of the above
d
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The recent trend in self-concept research has been _____________________________________________
a) to construct the totality of a complex, organized, and dynamic system of learned beliefs, attitudes and opinions that each person holds to be true about his or her personal existence b) to move away from the idea that self is a unified or global construct toward a view of self as a collection of many different features c) to provide the boundaries and circumstances within which one develops a vision about ego possibilities d) to oversimplify the importance of the construct
Which of the following statements best describes a "testing effect"?
A) This is a case where subjects have been drawn from non-equivalent settings, such as recruiting young adults from a collegiate setting and older adults from nursing homes. B) This is a case where performance on an earlier measure or procedure affects future performance on the same task. C) This is a case where subjects who score very high or low on a test, score more towards the statistical mean the second time around. D) This is a case where people naturally get better on tests because they are more mature.