17. Individuals who possess this style tend to attribute their problems to stable (enduring) and global (widespread) causes.

32. In this Behavioral theorist’s most controversial work, Beyond Freedom and Dignity, he argued that it is time we moved beyond the illusion of personal freedom and the so-called dignity we award ourselves for our actions.

40.  When the entire group meets the behavior goal, a reward is offered to all members is called:

31. The effects of certain kinds of consequences have on the frequency of behavior that includes reinforcement or punishment is called:

37. An individual stops drinking and lose weight when they convince themselves they can do it. Bandura called this:

34. This social-cognitive learning theorist argued that the causes of human behaviors are far more complex than those of lower animals and introduced several “unobservable” concepts to account for human behavior and personality.

38. A therapist creates a situation that resembles the real-world situation in which the problem behavior is likely to occur is called? 

When scanning with 99mTc succimer, multiple areas of decreased or absent uptake are noted at 4 hours post injection.  This may be attributed to all of the following except:

28. Albert Ellis developed this therapy that blended cognitive and behavioral treatments to treat faulty reasoning and a reliance on irrational beliefs.

All of the following radionuclides are quickly excreted in the urine in large amounts EXCEPT: