A Therapist Tells a Client That All Troubling Thoughts and Feelings

question 67

Multiple Choice

A therapist tells a client that all troubling thoughts and feelings are learned, and that they can therefore be overcome by setting up appropriate contingencies in the client's environment. This therapist is a(n)

• A) empiricist.
• B) rationalist.
• C) atomist.
• D) dualist.

Explore the skepticism surrounding ESP due to the lack of scientific evidence and understand the criteria for scientific acceptance.

Understand perceptual adaptation and how experience can modify sensory processing.

Recognize the importance of perceptual constancy in maintaining a stable perception of objects despite changes.

Grasp the impact of cultural experiences and learned knowledge on perception.

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