Sue feels she must be competent, adequate, and successful in everything she does. Since this is impossible she feels worthless as a human being. Ellis and Harper would say her problem arises from ________

A child is awakened during the night, uses the toilet, and receives a sticker and praise from a parent. Later in the week, accumulated stickers may be turned in for a highly desired toy. This child is undergoing:

A) dry-bed training for enuresis. B) dry-bed training for encopresis. C) bell-and-battery therapy for enuresis. D) bell-and-battery therapy for encopresis.

An eyewitness to a crime says in court, while pointing to the

defendant, "I was there; I saw that man pull the trigger!" How likely is it that the defendant will be found guilty? A) Quite likely, because eyewitness testimony is very persuasive. B) Quite likely, because eyewitness testimony is very accurate. C) Not likely, because jurors usually need more evidence to convict someone. D) Not likely, because eyewitness testimony has been shown to be inaccurate.