A client complains of a phobia. Two lines of questioning by the clinician concern the specific object of the phobia and what the person does when confronted with that object. This clinician's orientation is MOST likely:
A) biological. B) cognitive-behavioral. C) humanistic. D) sociocultural.
A) gender and cultural differences. B) cultural and situational differences. C) situational and gender variables. D) gender, cultural, and situational variables.
Which of the following is a shortcoming of the laboratory experimental approach to understanding human development?
A) It is often difficult to randomly assign subjects to different treatment conditions. B) Experiments rarely inform us about cause-and-effect relationships. C) This technique does not work well for the study of aggression. D) The results may not be applicable outside the experimental situation.