MATCHING -Significant Dietary Source of Fluoride

question 99

Multiple Choice

MATCHING
-Significant dietary source of fluoride

• A)Tea
• B)Iron
• C)Pica
• D)Zinc
• E)Heme
• F)Goiter
• G)Cobalt
• H)Ferritin
• I)Keshan
• J)Nonheme
• K)Chromium
• L)Fluorosis
• M)Myoglobin
• N)MFP Factor
• O)Hemoglobin
• P)Tannic acid
• Q)Fluorapatite
• R)Fortified salt
• S)Metallothionein
• T)Hemochromatosis

Distinguish between classical and operant conditioning principles in therapy.

Understand the principles of cognitive therapy and its application to real-life problems.

Identify cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques and their benefits in modifying self-defeating thinking and maladaptive actions.

Recognize the role of self-talk and negative thinking in psychological distress and the process of cognitive restructuring.

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Definitions:

Conditioning

The process of learning associations between environmental stimuli and behavioral responses, often distinguished as classical or operant conditioning.

Cognitive Components

The aspects of thinking and understanding, including perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

B.F. Skinner

An American psychologist and behaviorist who developed the theory of operant conditioning, emphasizing the consequences of behavior in shaping future actions.

Ivan Pavlov

A Russian physiologist known for his work in classical conditioning, particularly his experiments with dogs and salivation.