ALL BUT WHICH of the following statements is true of "telehealth"?
a. It involves the delivery of health services using telecommunications technologies.
b. One significant advantage of telehealth is the reduction in stigma associated with seeking treatment at traditional clinics.
c. Most applications of telehealth to date have focused on poor urban communities with inadequate mental health facilities.
d. Two forms of telehealth relevant to clinical psychology are ambulatory assessment and computer-assisted therapy.
C
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Most people, if asked to judge which family is more likely--family A with three children consisting of an firstborn daughter, a son in the middle and a lastborn daughter or family B with three daughters--most people will judge that family A is more likely to occur. However, the odds for either family A or B is the exactly same, 12.5%. However, the prototype of "family with three children" held by most people consists a family with both sons and daughters in any order (which make up 75% of families with three children). Thus the unconscious prototype that people have of a family of three children leads them to overestimate the probability that a family will have exactly a daughter, son, and daughter. This reasoning error illustrates:
a. the gambler's fallacy. b. the availability heuristic. c. the representativeness heuristic. d. confirmation bias.
The impression we think others have of us refers to our
a. ideal self b. social self c. self-image d. private self