A. the simulataneous use of two or more therapeutic treatments in the hope that at least one will be effective.
B. replacing a positive response to a harmful stimulus with a negative response.
C. blocking anxiety-arousing material from consciousness during therapy.
D. a procedure in which neither patients nor health care staff know whether a given patient is receiving a drug or a placebo
Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
A. psychoanalysis
B. behavior modification
C. cognitive evaluation
D. clarification
A. diseases influence psychological well-being.
B. physical relaxation reduces anxiety.
C. drugs affect mind and behavior
D. psychosurgery and ECT influence emotions.
A. systematic desensitization.
B. biomedical therapy.
C. interpersonal psychotherapy.
D. aversive conditioning.
A. operant conditioning techniques.
B. psychoanalysis.
C. cognitive therapy.
D. client-centered therapy.
A. no one is really certain why it works
B. it acts as a form of aversion therapy
C. it alters neural circuits in the brain
D. it performs strong operant condition techniques
A. hellucinations.
B. depression.
C. personality disorders.
D. phobias
A. hypochondriasis
B. generalized anxiety disorder
C. major depressive disorder
D. disorganized schizophrenia
A. panic disorder
B. conversion disorder
C. generalized anxiety disorder
D. dissociative amnesia
A. generalized anxiety
B. personality
C. obsessive-compulsive
D. dissociative
