A Chaining Method in Which the Client Is Required to Attempt

question 10

Multiple Choice

A chaining method in which the client is required to attempt each of the steps in the chain from the beginning to the end on each trial is referred to as:

• A)forward chaining
• B)total task presentation chaining
• C)pure part chaining
• D)backward chaining

Recognize the mechanisms of cognitive dissonance reduction including effort justification.

Develop an understanding of the factors affecting therapy outcomes, particularly the role of choice and therapy method.

Identify and describe various self-maintenance mechanisms, such as self-handicapping and the self-serving bias.

Describe the concept of possible selves and their impact on motivation and self-improvement.

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Definitions:

Lactic Acid

An organic compound produced in muscles during intense activity, often associated with muscle fatigue.

Glycolytic

Relating to or involving the breakdown of glucose by enzymes, producing energy and pyruvic acid.

ATP

Short for Adenosine Triphosphate, a molecule that carries energy within cells for metabolism.

Vascular System

The complex network of blood vessels that circulate blood throughout the body, including arteries, veins, and capillaries.