Which of the following is the term for a severe eating disorder in which individuals refuse to eat, while denying that their behavior and very thin appearance are out of the ordinary?

All of the following are likely to make employees feel more positively toward performance monitoring except:

a. They believe the activities monitored are job relevant. b. They are able to delay or prevent monitoring at particular times c. They are aware when it is taking place so they can censor their actions. d. They are able to participate in the design of the monitoring system.

Masters and Johnson (1970 ) originally proposed the concept of “sex therapy” involving several psychosocial techniques as being effective in the treatment of sexual dysfunction. Explain the rationale for their approach. Select two of the techniques

discussed in the text and discuss how they are used in this treatment paradigm. What will be an ideal response?