Acceptance of AA Ideology Allows a Shift of Attributions About

question 5

Multiple Choice

Acceptance of AA ideology allows a shift of attributions about their drinking from _________ to ___________ factors, a change that may be helpful in reducing self blame and facilitating recovery

• A)idealistic to realistic
• B)external to internal
• C)non-religious to religious
• D)internal to external

Understand the role of common factors and technical eclecticism in the pathway to psychotherapy integration.

Understand the basic patterns and stages of sleep, including the distinction between REM and NREM stages.

Recognize common sleep disorders and their characteristic symptoms.

Identify the potential physiological and psychological benefits of meditation on sleep quality.

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Definitions:

Individualism

An ideology that prioritizes individual rights and liberties above the control or influence of societal or governmental bodies.

Self-Sufficiency

The capability to fulfill all of one's needs without external assistance, often in terms of producing food, goods, and services independently.

Transcendentalists

A group of 19th-century American writers and philosophers who believed in the inherent goodness of both people and nature, emphasizing individual conscience and intuition.

Methodist

refers to a member of the Methodist Church, a Christian denomination known for its emphasis on practical Christianity and the methodical approach to religious life, established in the 18th century.