The Ability to Use Another Person's Reactions as Information Pertaining

question 164

Multiple Choice

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _____;behaviourists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _____.

• A)overimitation;secondary reinforcer
• B)overimitation;discriminative stimulus
• C)social referencing;secondary reinforcer
• D)social referencing;discriminative stimulus

Distinguish between Psychological First Aid (PFA) and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM).

Recognize the applicability of Psychological First Aid (PFA) across different age groups.

Acknowledge typical immediate and delayed responses to disasters by survivors.

Understand the implementation and components of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM).

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Definitions:

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