Eysenck (1952) found that:
a. psychotherapy was effective.
b. clients who received no therapy demonstrated better outcomes than those who received any therapy.
c. behavior therapy was better than psychoanalysis.
d. eclectic therapy was better than no treatment.
Q. 2With the exception of neurons in the hippocampus, after being damaged neurons will:
(a) Regenerate, but slower than other cells
(b) Not regenerate
(c) Grow new axons
(d) Shrink in size
Q. 3In a cognitive-social learning model of relapse prevention, high-risk situations that result from covert planning occur because:
(a) of life style imbalance (b) reduced self-efficacy (c) the abstinence violation effect (d) apparently irrelevant decisions
Q. 4The Baby Boomer population is comprised of
(a) greater ethnic and racial diversity (b) higher divorce rates (c) fewer children (d) higher levels of education, lower poverty levels (e) All the Above
Q. 5A potential concern with homogeneous groups in terms of culture, gender, and other soci-cultural characteristics is that:
A. Members may miss learning about other cultures that can bolster recovery.
B. Members may learn too much from other cultures and become confused.
C. Members might be less likely to share.
D. Members may take for granted the support others in the group need.
Q. 6When stimulated, the axons and dendrites generate electrical impulses through the exchange of electrically charged __________ and __________ atoms through ionic channels.
(a) Sodium; Potassium
(b) Magnesium; Sodium
(c) Potassium; Iodide
(d) A and B
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