Joe comes to the counseling center with complaints of overwhelming anxiety in social situations.
After an initial interview, the psychologist asks Joe to complete a homework assignment: identify the nature of the situations in which he is anxious. He is asked to recall what happens just before he becomes anxious and what happens immediately after he becomes anxious. What would the psychologist be trying to find out about Joe's anxiety attacks?
A) The internal, enduring states maintaining the emotional reaction
B) The negative reinforcers present before the anxiety is experienced
C) The classically conditioned extinction response that precedes the behavior
D) The antecedents and consequences of the behavior that are maintaining it
Question 2
Select the statement about major depressive disorder that is FALSE.
A) It may be characterized by difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
B) Changes associated with sleep or appetite may lead to difficulties in attention and concentration.
C) Patients with the disorder have low mood, but they are only rarely at risk for suicide.
D) It may be an episodic disorder with intermittent periods of normal mood.
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