Author Question: In Eysenck's (1952) study, the control groups were: a. state hospital patients. b. insurance ... (Read 74 times)

SGallaher96 · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

In Eysenck's (1952) study, the control groups were:

a. state hospital patients.
b. insurance clients.
c. waiting list controls.
d. both a and b.

Question 2

If Bob had used cocaine in the situation described above, how would that be analyzed in a cognitive-social learning model of relapse prevention?

(a) Bob did not avoid a high risk situation resulting in the abstinence violation effect (b) Bob did not successfully cope with a high risk situation resulting in decreased self-efficacy (c) Bob did not successfully avoid a high risk situation resulting in future apparently irrelevant decisions (d) Bob did not successfully cope with a high risk situation resulting in escalating slips and relapse