In Bandura's view, modeling:
a. rarely works
b. is a viable alternative to traditional psychodynamic approaches to therapy
c. should not be used when psychodynamic approaches to the treatment of patients are available
d. is less effective as a therapeutic tool than free association and transference
Question 2
In their second experiment on the use of modeling to help elderly patients overcome their fears in a bathing situation, Downs, Rosenthal, and Lichstein found that:
a. few, if any, patients overcome their fears
b. the control participants were able to overcome almost all of their fears
c. patients in the guided participation modeling condition successfully completed the bathing activity
d. almost all the patients became disruptive and acted negatively toward the therapist
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The main veins of the leg. A. Anterior view. B. Posterior view
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