According to Freud, the standard of perfection by which the superego judges the ego's actions is known as the ________

Biological theorists note that there is strong evidence that _______ play an important role in depression

a. secondary motives b. environmental cues c. primary drives d. genetic factors

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.