The Tendency of the First Information We Receive About Others

question 6

Multiple Choice

The tendency of the first information we receive about others to carry special weight in shaping our overall impressions of them is known as:

• A) associative meaning.
• B) hindsight bias.
• C) the primacy effect.
• D) the priming effect.

Recognize the utility of group, family, and individual therapy formats for specific client needs.

Familiarize with the concept and application of cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Comprehend the principles of rational emotive behavior therapy and its focus on challenging and changing irrational beliefs.

Understand the impact of media and character identification on aggression.

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