According to Sternberg and Davidson, the Three Abilities Involved in Insight

question 54

Multiple Choice

According to Sternberg and Davidson, the three abilities involved in insight are

• A)selective attention, convergent thinking, divergent thinking.
• B)cognitive assimilation, selective attention, selective encoding.
• C)selective attention, selective comparison, convergent thinking.
• D)selective encoding, selective combination, selective comparison.

Understand the conceptual foundations of behavior modification techniques and their application in modifying undesirable behaviors.

Explore the significance of therapist attributes like empathy in the therapeutic process as defined by humanistic approaches.

Understand the principles and applications of cognitive-behavioral interventions in treating psychological disorders.

Recognize the importance of cultural competence in therapy and its impact on therapeutic outcomes.

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Definitions:

Shogunate

The Japanese military government of the 12th through 19th centuries.

Kei School

A prominent school of Japanese sculpture, particularly known for its Buddhist statues, flourishing in the Kamakura period.

Artistic Tradition

The passing down of style, themes, practices, and techniques among artists and art movements across generations.

Sculpture

A three-dimensional art form created by shaping or combining hard materials, traditionally stone or metal, but can include any material.