__________ is the idea that increasing the likelihood for the family members of an individual to survive increases the likelihood that the individual's genes will be carried on to the next generation, even if the individual did not reproduce him or

Critics of the DSM argue that when a person has been given a diagnosis, other people begin to see that person primarily in terms of the label

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

Petra is extremely shy. To optimize her treatment outcome, her therapist is actively changing her distorted thoughts regarding her self-defeating beliefs about her shyness and her fears of being evaluated, while also increasing her social skills. Petra and her therapist practice these social skills, such as using open-ended questions in conversation, and then Petra goes out in public to practice

these skills. This therapist is most likely a(n) __________ therapist. a. cognitive behavior b. existential c. client-centered d. Gestalt