According to behavioral theory, a person would be predicted to act consistently across situations: ...

According to behavioral theory, a person would be predicted to act consistently across situations:
 
  a. because personality traits are viewed as stable.
  b. if similar behavior leads to similar consequences.
  c. even if rewards were increased for different behavior.
  d. even if rewards were decreased for the same behavior.

Q. 2

Gresham and Kendall (1987) noted some of the more important things learned aboutconsultation from research include which of the following?
 
  a. Most outcome research is conducted on behavioral consultation.
  b. The empirical research support base is strongest for behavioral consultation.
  c. Dependent variables tend to include the frequency of consultation use by consultees andchanges in clients, consultees, or both as a result of consultation.
  d. All of the above.

Q. 3

Which of the following best describes why group work is particularly effective?
 
  A. It is less personally and economically taxing.
  B. It requires less professional training.
  C. Confidentiality is ensured.
  D. It more closely simulates social interactions and interpersonal communication patterns.

Q. 4

Which of the following represents one of the personality dimensions of the five-factor model?
 
  a. Reactive
  b. Recklessness
  c. Extraversion
  d. Passivity

Q. 5

Dixon and Dixon (1993) suggest that consultation research can be improved through:
 
  a. expanding the measures used to evaluate it and by defining its boundary conditions.
  b. measuring changes in the consultant and the consultee.
  c. measuring in the interactions between the consultant, consultee, and client system.
  d. all of the above.

Q. 6

One of the only early behavior theorists to use a trait theory of personality was:
 
  a. Skinner.
  b. Eysenck.
  c. Wolpe.
  d. Bandura.