For which of the following reasons would be acceptable for a therapist to break confidentiality with a client?

What behavior principle best explains why compulsions are likely to be repeated after an obsession and are difficult to extinguish?

A woman in Kansas spent 2 years in the bathroom of her mobile home. She did not leave the bathroom at all in that time and depended on her boyfriend to bring her food and other essentials. The thought of leaving the bathroom overwhelmed her with anxiety. It is likely that she suffers from ______.

How are atypical anti-psychotics different from traditional anti-psychotic medication?

Which famous therapist developed the cognitive model of addressing dysfunctional thinking?

A cognitive therapist is working with a depressed client. Which of the following causes is the likely focus of this therapist’s intervention?

What is one of the main advantages of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) as compared to tricyclic antidepressants?

Archaeologists have found skulls from as long ago as 3000 B.C.E. that bear evidence of an ancient surgical technique, whereby holes were cut into the skulls of live individuals in an attempt to release demons from the possessed victim. This process is called__________.

Tina was recently diagnosed with anxiety. When she was a teenager she has been diagnosed with depression . The occurrence of two or more disorders in one person is known as what?

Which of the following drugs has strict dietary restrictions, where the patient cannot ingest foods that are processed, cured, or aged (e.g., cheese, ham, dairy, canned foods). Eating these foods can cause a hypertensive crisis that could be fatal.