A) a token economy
B) unconditional positive regard
C) cognitive restructuring
D) modeling
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A) electroconvulsive therapy
B) transcranial magnetic stimulation
C) deep brain stimulation
D) antipsychotics
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A) interprets Olga's dreams to understand her unconscious conflicts.
B) uses direct suggestions for how Olga could behave in more adaptive ways.
C) gets Olga to understand the perspective of others so she can be more empathetic.
D) helps Olga understand herself better by listening to and clarifying Olga's feelings.
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A) Troy's treatment is relatively easy to implement, but his parents are thinking of dropping out because the treatment is so expensive.
B) Troy's cognitive skills have significantly improved, but he dislikes his treatment, so he has become defiant and difficult.
C) Troy is satisfied with his treatment and is a happier child, but his IQ is still low and he cannot be taught in normal classrooms at school.
D) Troy's treatment is very time-consuming and intense, but his IQ is now 20 points higher than when he started treatment.
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A) starting with severe cognitive deficiencies.
B) starting treatment before his second birthday.
C) having good language skills when beginning treatment.
D) being diagnosed with autism by his first birthday.
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A) works reasonably well for people with borderline personality disorder.
B) is faster and less expensive than other effective therapies.
C) is based on "talk therapy," which has little effect on psychological functioning.
D) relies more on medication than on the client-therapist relationship.
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A) psychodynamic
B) behavior
C) dialectical behavior
D) cognitive
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A) are effective and the treatment of choice for many therapists.
B) work in the short term, but symptoms return when the drugs are no longer taken.
C) have more negative side effects than other classes of psychotropic medication.
D) are not effective because anxiety disorders are more cognitive than biological.
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A) cognitive
B) humanistic
C) behavior
D) psychodynamic
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A) unconditional positive regard.
B) psychotherapy.
C) psychoanalysis.
D) free association.
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A) lithium.
B) tardive dyskinesia.
C) atypical antipsychotics.
D) conventional antipsychotics.
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A) atypical antipsychotics.
B) stimulants.
C) anti-anxiety drugs.
D) lithium.
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A) Valium; drowsiness
B) Prozac; nausea
C) lithium; addiction
D) Xanax; seizures
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A) personality disorders.
B) schizophrenia.
C) anxiety and mood disorders.
D) autism.
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A) stimulant; Xanax
B) mood stabilizer; Prozac
C) stimulant; Ritalin
D) mood stabilizer; Adderall
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A) exposure and response prevention; cognitive-behavioral
B) exposure and response prevention; cognitive
C) exposure; cognitive-behavioral
D) exposure; cognitive
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