a) By having ministers take over the role of therapist
b) By the use of techniques to alter a sexual preference
c) By allowing an insane person into therapy
d) By allowing philosophers of ethics to become therapists
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a) Primal therapy
b) Freudian therapy
c) Cognitive therapy
d) Rankian therapy
a) Behavioral potential
b) Expectancy
c) A reinterpretation of Freud’s theory
d) Both A and B
Rotter’s social learning theory emphasizes the following: Read More »
a) Humans are basically good and worthy
b) Humans are basically bad and unworthy and thus have to be reconditioned using learning principles
c) There is a natural growth process that can be blocked by bad condition
d) Both A and C
The basic assumption of humanistic theories include Read More »
a) Thoughts or beliefs that have no basis in reality
b) Feelings that have no basis in reality
c) Behaviors that have no basis in reality
d) None of these
‘Delusion’ refers to: Read More »
a) Approaching a problem from two different angles
b) A doubly strong tendency to approach an object
c) Being faced with a choice between two equally attractive goals
d) Choosing between two equally attractive objects such that the choice of one means giving up the other
Double approach-avoidance conflict is Read More »
a) God
b) A saint
c) The devil
d) None of these
In ancient times, who supposedly inhibited the body and soul of a ‘crazy’ person? Read More »
a) People show more reserve suspicion and withdrawal
b) Assassinations and events like Watergate and Vietnam increase
c) The ability for people to openly express themselves decrease
d) Both A and C
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a) Inappropriate norms
b) Items requiring certain experience
c) Test assume test-taking skills
d) Test givers bias the result
a) Social psychology
b) Para-psychology
c) Applied psychology
d) Humanistic psychology
