The Difference Between the Psychoanalytic Perspective and the Behavioral Perspective

question 32

Multiple Choice

The difference between the psychoanalytic perspective and the behavioral perspective on psychological disorders is that:

• A)the behavioral perspective looks at abnormal behaviors as symptoms of an underlying problem.
• B)the psychoanalytic perspective rejects the idea that prior experiences can have a profound effect on current psychological functioning.
• C)the behavioral perspective views the abnormal behavior itself as the problem.
• D)the psychoanalytic perspective holds individuals responsible for their abnormal behavior.

Identify key elements that strengthen or weaken proposals and reports.

Recognize the structure and primary objectives of introductions in reports and proposals.

Differentiate between the introductory content of a report and a proposal.

Grasp different strategic approaches for planning proposals.

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Definitions:

Social Loneliness

The feeling of being socially isolated or not having an adequate social network or community support.

Emotional Loneliness

The feelings of isolation and sadness due to a lack of close emotional relationships.

Temporal Need-threat Model

is a theoretical framework suggesting that the perception of threats to one's needs over time can lead to psychological distress or motivation to address those threats.

Reflexive Stage

A phase in group development where the group reflects on and adjusts its structure and process in order to improve performance and relationships.