One of the therapy methods commonly used to treat bulimia nervosa is:

A) flooding.
B) exposure and response prevention.
C) aversive therapy.
D) systematic desensitization.

A person's passage through groups over time has been described by Moreland and colleagues as:

A) role transition.
B) group socialisation.
C) role discontinuities.
D) biographical.

Neurotics blame only themselves for their problems.

Control groups should receive exactly the same treatment as the experimental effects when conducting a research study.

Which of the following influences the likelihood that a teratogen will cause a birth defect?

A) Timing of exposure
B) Dose
C) Duration
D) All of these

What reason do we have for believing that children as young as age 2 or 3 years understand certain grammatical rules?

A) They can state the rules.
B) They ask whether what they have just said was spoken correctly.
C) They sometimes overgeneralize the rules.
D) They correct other children who make grammatical mistakes.

Which of the following statements regarding problems with menopause is FALSE?

A) Drinking alcohol or smoking is associated with an increase in menopausal symptoms.
B) All middle-aged women in the United States report having hot flashes.
C) For most women around the world, menopause is not a stressful transition.
D) The majority of women are relieved that their periods of have stopped.

The title of a song is on the tip of Gerard's tongue,but he cannot recall it until someone mentions the songwriter's name.Gerard's initial inability to recall the title was most likely caused by

A) encoding failure.
B) automatic processing.
C) retrieval failure.
D) repression.