Therapy outcome studies depend on ratings of the changes seen in clients. One reason that therapists'
ratings may be unreliable is because
A) they have a limited range of clients on whom to compare an individual client's improvement.
B) they usually base their judgments on superficial personality tests.
C) they are not in a good position to compare behavior before and after treatment.
D) they cannot see the client's behavior in a range of settings.
Question 2
After being bitten by a dog, Jose finds that he feels afraid whenever he sees a dog. He goes for treatment,
where he is gradually exposed to dogs, until he can be in the same room with a dog without feeling any
fear.
Three weeks later, while walking in his neighborhood, Jose hears a dog barking viciously. For a few
weeks after this, his fear returns. This shows
A) extinction. B) stimulus-stimulus expectancy.
C) spontaneous recovery. D) the treatment didn't really work.
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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
Sleep Studies
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