The problems associated with maintaining behavioral change outside the therapeutic setting can be countered in part through all of the following EXCEPT
a. intermittent reinforcement.
b. using covert reinforcement exclusively.
c. teaching the client the technique of self-observation.
d. involving family members in the process of behavior therapy.
e. making reinforcement outside the therapeutic setting less haphazard or inappropriate.
e. making reinforcement outside the therapeutic setting less haphazard or
inappropriate.
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During an interview, a patient says he has frequently seen a hand come out of the bathroom sink to grab a bar of soap. The psychologist who is conducting the interview most likely writes that the patient presents evidence of
a. delusions. b. loose associations. c. negative symptoms. d. hallucinations.
Milo has been feeling down for the last month or so
However, he cannot quite trace back to what may have caused this feeling to begin with. Aside from feeling sad, he cannot seem to eat or sleep as he normally does. He has never felt this way before and it is beginning to scare him because he is starting to feel as if there is nothing he can do to stop feeling this way. Which diagnosis currently seems to best fit Milo's symptoms? a) bipolar disorder b) generalized anxiety disorder c) major depressive disorder d) paranoid schizophrenia