A. A panic disorder causes connected, related panic attacks B. A panic disorder causes a constant feeling of worry and tension C. A panic disorder causes uncomfortable moments of high tension D. A panic disorder causes random, unrelated panic attacks
A. progressive relaxation B. unconditional positive regard C. transference D. aversive conditioning
A. eclectic B. psychoanalytic C. cognitive D. behavior
A. a dissociative disorder B. depression C. an anxiety disorder D. schizophrenia
A. behavior modification B. systematic desensitization C. psychodynamic activation D. reaction formation
A. Ativan B. Xanax C. Thorazine D. lithium
A. clinical psychologist B. research psychologist C. school psychologists D. counselling psychologist
A. transfer of treatment to real – life situations B. direct confrontation with the feared object C. use of virtual reality to confront the fear D. gradual approach to the feared object
A. the double – blind technique B. aversive conditioning C. eye movement desensitization and reprocessing D. virtual reality exposure therapy
A. behavior and drug therapies B. psychoanalysis and client – centered therapy C. Psychoanalysis and drug therapies D. cognitive and psychoanalytic therapies