Lewinsohn, Joinder, and Rohde (2001)compared Beck's and Seligman's Theories

question 28

Multiple Choice

Lewinsohn, Joinder, and Rohde (2001) compared Beck's and Seligman's theories.Their results ____.

• A)found both theories help us understand depression
• B)support Beck's theory over Seligman's, noting that high levels of negative cognitions coupled with stress predict subsequent depression
• C)support Seligman's theory over Beck's, noting that internal, stable, global attributions predict depression
• D)suggest that the diathesis-stress model is better than either Beck's or Seligman's for predicting both depressive and non-depressive disorders

Understand the importance of positive emotions in coping with stress.

Understand the relationship between levels of arousal and performance.

Learn about life events that can significantly alter stress levels and how they are rated.

Comprehend the physiological and psychological responses to sudden threats or stress.

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Definitions:

Net Capital Outflow

The difference between the domestic country's sale of assets to foreigners and its purchase of assets from foreigners during a specific period.

Loanable Funds

The market model representing the supply and demand for loans, where the interest rate is determined.

Demand

The desire of purchasers to buy a certain good or service, backed by the ability and willingness to pay a specific price.

Real Interest Rate

The interest rate adjusted for inflation, reflecting the true cost of borrowing and the real yield to savers.