Cognitive Representations That Keep Ideas About Certain Concepts Mentally Organized

question 39

Multiple Choice

Cognitive representations that keep ideas about certain concepts mentally organized are:

• A) contexts.
• B) identities.
• C) traits.
• D) schemas.

Understand the concept of codependency and enabling behaviors in relationships affected by substance abuse.

Recognize the potential effectiveness of treatment for substance abuse, even when initiated under pressure from others.

Identify long-term health and social concerns associated with teenage binge drinking.

Recognize behaviors indicative of potential substance dependence or abuse.

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Definitions:

Unconditional Positive Regard

A concept in client-centered therapy proposing unconditional acceptance and support of a person regardless of what they say or do.

Rogers's Client-Centered Theory

A psychological approach developed by Carl Rogers that emphasizes an individual's self-worth and the importance of unconditional positive regard from therapists.

Maladaptive Assumptions

Inaccurate or misguided beliefs that can contribute to psychological distress and unhealthy behaviors.

Overactive Id Impulses

An excessive dominance of the id's basic instincts and drives, particularly those related to pleasure and immediate gratification, in one's psyche.