Question 1

Clinical judgments are _____ judgments.

Accepted Answer

A) empirical 
B) medical 
C) social 
D) retrospective 
A) empirical 
B) medical 
C) social 
D) retrospective

Question 2

The _____ style people use to explain bad events makes illness _____ likely.

Accepted Answer

A) eccentric;less 
B) pessimistic;more 
C) pessimistic;less 
D) optimistic;more 
A) eccentric;less 
B) pessimistic;more 
C) pessimistic;less 
D) optimistic;more

Question 3

Vanessa is a mildly depressed college student.In the context of depressive realism,she would probably:

Accepted Answer

A) be inaccurate in estimating her degree of control in comparison with those not depressed. 
B) have more distorted judgments than those nondepressed. 
C) demonstrate the sadder-but-wiser effect. 
D) be below average in intelligence. 
A) be inaccurate in estimating her degree of control in comparison with those not depressed. 
B) have more distorted judgments than those nondepressed. 
C) demonstrate the sadder-but-wiser effect. 
D) be below average in intelligence.

Question 4

Which of the following statements is true about the impact of mood on human behavior and cognition?

Accepted Answer

A) Moods do not modify memories. 
B) Depressed moods do not cause negative thinking. 
C) Moods are a result of physical causes rather than psychological causes. 
D) Depressed moods affect behavior. 
A) Moods do not modify memories. 
B) Depressed moods do not cause negative thinking. 
C) Moods are a result of physical causes rather than psychological causes. 
D) Depressed moods affect behavior.

Question 5

In comparison to those in Western cultures,depressed people in Japan are more likely to report feeling:

Accepted Answer

A) guilt and self-blame over personal failure. 
B) shame over letting down their family or co-workers. 
C) sad about social problems such as poverty and discrimination. 
D) hopeless and helpless when things don't go well for them. 
A) guilt and self-blame over personal failure. 
B) shame over letting down their family or co-workers. 
C) sad about social problems such as poverty and discrimination. 
D) hopeless and helpless when things don't go well for them.

Question 6

Marriage enhances happiness for which of the following reasons?

Accepted Answer

A) It provides unlimited sex to both partners. 
B) It constantly provides financial security to the female partner. 
C) It provides additional sources of self-esteem. 
D) It guarantees people a long-lasting relationship and good health. 
A) It provides unlimited sex to both partners. 
B) It constantly provides financial security to the female partner. 
C) It provides additional sources of self-esteem. 
D) It guarantees people a long-lasting relationship and good health.

Question 7

Research suggests that a person's future academic success can be better predicted with:

Accepted Answer

A) statistics. 
B) intuitions. 
C) self reports. 
D) peer reviews. 
A) statistics. 
B) intuitions. 
C) self reports. 
D) peer reviews.

Question 8

In the context of studies comparing clinical and statistical prediction,efforts to predict new business success,credit risks,and career satisfaction specifically relate to _____ outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A) medical 
B) miscellaneous 
C) economic 
D) government agency 
A) medical 
B) miscellaneous 
C) economic 
D) government agency

Question 9

Research indicates that when interviewers are instructed to test for a trait,they tend to ask questions that show evidence of:

Accepted Answer

A) self-confirming diagnoses. 
B) the illusion of control. 
C) egocentric bias. 
D) illusory correlations. 
A) self-confirming diagnoses. 
B) the illusion of control. 
C) egocentric bias. 
D) illusory correlations.

Question 10

As a result of participating in a program to help her quit smoking,Anne has not had a cigarette for three weeks.She is least likely to return to smoking if she attributes her success in quitting the habit to:

Accepted Answer

A) her own motivation. 
B) the therapist who helped her quit. 
C) the support of her friends. 
D) the unique nature of the therapeutic program. 
A) her own motivation. 
B) the therapist who helped her quit. 
C) the support of her friends. 
D) the unique nature of the therapeutic program.

Question 11

According to James Maddux,professional clinicians are:

Accepted Answer

A) not vulnerable to insidious errors and biases. 
B) seldom the victims of illusory correlation. 
C) likely to overestimate their clinical intuition. 
D) aware that erroneous diagnoses can be self-confirming. 
A) not vulnerable to insidious errors and biases. 
B) seldom the victims of illusory correlation. 
C) likely to overestimate their clinical intuition. 
D) aware that erroneous diagnoses can be self-confirming.

Question 12

Identify a true statement about health risks and people with close relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) They are less likely to die prematurely than lonely people. 
B) They are more likely to have less sleep than people who are lonely. 
C) They are more likely to experience stress. 
D) They are less likely to be satisfied with their personal health. 
A) They are less likely to die prematurely than lonely people. 
B) They are more likely to have less sleep than people who are lonely. 
C) They are more likely to experience stress. 
D) They are less likely to be satisfied with their personal health.

Question 13

Julia has been feeling depressed,lonely,and suicidal for the last few weeks.It would be best for Julia to seek treatment from a:

Accepted Answer

A) geriatric physician 
B) clinical psychologist. 
C) paramedic. 
D) forensic psychologist. 
A) geriatric physician 
B) clinical psychologist. 
C) paramedic. 
D) forensic psychologist.

Question 14

In the context of techniques that help overcome depression,loneliness,and social anxiety,_____ techniques trigger the most dramatic and immediate behavior changes.

Accepted Answer

A) social skills training 
B) explanatory style therapy 
C) coercive 
D) psychoanalytic 
A) social skills training 
B) explanatory style therapy 
C) coercive 
D) psychoanalytic

Question 15

Which of the following statements is true about happiness and marriage?

Accepted Answer

A) Marriage is more important than the quality of marriage. 
B) Single women are happier than married women. 
C) Married people report being happier and more satisfied with life. 
D) Marriage and happiness are not linked. 
A) Marriage is more important than the quality of marriage. 
B) Single women are happier than married women. 
C) Married people report being happier and more satisfied with life. 
D) Marriage and happiness are not linked.

Question 16

Improvements achieved through changing thought or behavior patterns are most likely to endure if people:

Accepted Answer

A) redesign their behavioral contexts. 
B) report back to their therapist every week. 
C) attribute such changes to factors under their own control. 
D) tie its success to the treatment programs. 
A) redesign their behavioral contexts. 
B) report back to their therapist every week. 
C) attribute such changes to factors under their own control. 
D) tie its success to the treatment programs.

Question 17

For most people,the tendency to be cautious and self-protective in some social situations can result in all of the following EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) talking less. 
B) being agreeable and smiling. 
C) being guarded about ourselves. 
D) being assertive. 
A) talking less. 
B) being agreeable and smiling. 
C) being guarded about ourselves. 
D) being assertive.

Question 18

Identify a true statement about loneliness.

Accepted Answer

A) Loneliness is not genetically influenced. 
B) People affected by loneliness see most things within their control. 
C) Lonely individuals perceive their interactions as making a poor impression. 
D) Loneliness signals people to avoid social connections. 
A) Loneliness is not genetically influenced. 
B) People affected by loneliness see most things within their control. 
C) Lonely individuals perceive their interactions as making a poor impression. 
D) Loneliness signals people to avoid social connections.

Question 19

Which of the following is true about clinical judgments?

Accepted Answer

A) Clinical judgments are not social judgments. 
B) Clinical judgments are independent of self-confirming diagnoses. 
C) Clinical judgments are unaffected by illusory correlations. 
D) Clinical judgments are vulnerable to overconfidence bred by hindsight. 
A) Clinical judgments are not social judgments. 
B) Clinical judgments are independent of self-confirming diagnoses. 
C) Clinical judgments are unaffected by illusory correlations. 
D) Clinical judgments are vulnerable to overconfidence bred by hindsight.

Question 20

Which of the following attributions regarding a failure or setback specifically illustrates the stable quality of a depressed person's explanatory style?

Accepted Answer

A) "It's all my fault." 
B) "It's going to last forever." 
C) "The whole world is against me." 
D) "It's going to affect everything I do." 
A) "It's all my fault." 
B) "It's going to last forever." 
C) "The whole world is against me." 
D) "It's going to affect everything I do."

Clinical judgments are _____ judgments.

The _ style people use to explain bad events makes illness _ likely.

Vanessa is a mildly depressed college student.In the context of depressive realism,she would probably:

Which of the following statements is true about the impact of mood on human behavior and cognition?

In comparison to those in Western cultures,depressed people in Japan are more likely to report feeling:

Marriage enhances happiness for which of the following reasons?

Research suggests that a person's future academic success can be better predicted with:

In the context of studies comparing clinical and statistical prediction,efforts to predict new business success,credit risks,and career satisfaction specifically relate to _____ outcomes.

Research indicates that when interviewers are instructed to test for a trait,they tend to ask questions that show evidence of:

As a result of participating in a program to help her quit smoking,Anne has not had a cigarette for three weeks.She is least likely to return to smoking if she attributes her success in quitting the habit to:

According to James Maddux,professional clinicians are:

Identify a true statement about health risks and people with close relationships.

Julia has been feeling depressed,lonely,and suicidal for the last few weeks.It would be best for Julia to seek treatment from a:

In the context of techniques that help overcome depression,loneliness,and social anxiety,_____ techniques trigger the most dramatic and immediate behavior changes.

Which of the following statements is true about happiness and marriage?

Improvements achieved through changing thought or behavior patterns are most likely to endure if people:

For most people,the tendency to be cautious and self-protective in some social situations can result in all of the following EXCEPT:

Identify a true statement about loneliness.

Which of the following is true about clinical judgments?

Which of the following attributions regarding a failure or setback specifically illustrates the stable quality of a depressed person's explanatory style?

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Behavior and Attitudes

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Persuasion

Group Influence

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Aggression: Hurting Others

Attraction and Intimacy: Liking and Loving Others

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Exam 14: Social Psychology in the Clinic

Clinical judgments are _____ judgments.

The _____ style people use to explain bad events makes illness _____ likely.

Vanessa is a mildly depressed college student.In the context of depressive realism,she would probably:

Which of the following statements is true about the impact of mood on human behavior and cognition?

In comparison to those in Western cultures,depressed people in Japan are more likely to report feeling:

Marriage enhances happiness for which of the following reasons?

Research suggests that a person's future academic success can be better predicted with:

In the context of studies comparing clinical and statistical prediction,efforts to predict new business success,credit risks,and career satisfaction specifically relate to _____ outcomes.

Research indicates that when interviewers are instructed to test for a trait,they tend to ask questions that show evidence of:

As a result of participating in a program to help her quit smoking,Anne has not had a cigarette for three weeks.She is least likely to return to smoking if she attributes her success in quitting the habit to:

According to James Maddux,professional clinicians are:

Identify a true statement about health risks and people with close relationships.

Julia has been feeling depressed,lonely,and suicidal for the last few weeks.It would be best for Julia to seek treatment from a:

In the context of techniques that help overcome depression,loneliness,and social anxiety,_____ techniques trigger the most dramatic and immediate behavior changes.

Which of the following statements is true about happiness and marriage?

Improvements achieved through changing thought or behavior patterns are most likely to endure if people:

For most people,the tendency to be cautious and self-protective in some social situations can result in all of the following EXCEPT:

Identify a true statement about loneliness.

Which of the following is true about clinical judgments?

Which of the following attributions regarding a failure or setback specifically illustrates the stable quality of a depressed person's explanatory style?

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Genes, Culture, and Gender

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Attraction and Intimacy: Liking and Loving Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

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The _ style people use to explain bad events makes illness _ likely.