Homework answers / question archive / 1) How does the functioning of modules within the brain show both localization and globalism? 2) A) What were some early assessment techniques in clinical neuropsychology? B) What did split-brain patients and research reveal about lateralization of functioning in the brain? 3) What evidence helped decide debates in the 1800s about localization of function versus equipotentiality? 4) A) What are some of the causes of nonadherence to medical treatment? B) What interventions have psychologists attempted to improve adherence to medical treatment? 5) What roles do health psychologists play in the prevention and treatment of chronic pain, cancer, and HIV/AIDS? 6) A) What are risk factors for HIV/AIDS? B) What psychological interventions have been attempted to prevent chronic heart disease? 7) A) How does social support influence the experience of stress? B) What are risk factors for chronic heart disease? 8) A) What are problem-focused and emotion-focused coping? B) Which personality characteristics appear to help people cope with stressors? 9) A) How does stress influence the immune system? B) How do health psychologists measure stress? 10) What are some of the evidence-based treatments for childhood disorders? 11) What points from the research literature did the clinical case of “Billy”(the boy in the grocery store) illustrate? 12) How does the practice of contemporary psychodynamic therapists differ from the practice of psychoanalysts? 13) What major changes or variations in psychoanalytic thought have occurred after Freud? 14) What role do the following play in psychoanalysis: resistance, interpretation, and insight? 15) How do psychodynamic psychotherapies attempt to help clients stop repeating the past? 16) What are transference and countertransference? How are they viewed by the various psychodynamic approaches? 17) A) What is meant by psychic determinism? B) What roles do anxiety and defense mechanisms play in the production of psychological problems? 18) A) How did psychoanalysis develop? B) What is the structural model of personality in psychoanalytic theory? 19) What positions have therapists taken on therapist self-disclosure? 20) A) Why are psychotherapists ethically obligated to keep records? b) What are commonly used approaches to treatment planning? 21) What are typical treatment durations for psychotherapeutic services? 22) A) What are some of the ethical decisions that can confront psychotherapists? b) What professional guidelines or standards do clinical psychologists use to help them make ethical decisions? 23) A) What are the settings of psychotherapy? b) What are the goals common to most forms of psychotherapy? 24) A) How has the therapeutic relationship been understood? b) How does the therapeutic relationship influence therapy outcomes? 25) What are the personal challenges of psychotherapeutic work for therapists?

1) How does the functioning of modules within the brain show both localization and globalism? 2) A) What were some early assessment techniques in clinical neuropsychology? B) What did split-brain patients and research reveal about lateralization of functioning in the brain? 3) What evidence helped decide debates in the 1800s about localization of function versus equipotentiality? 4) A) What are some of the causes of nonadherence to medical treatment? B) What interventions have psychologists attempted to improve adherence to medical treatment? 5) What roles do health psychologists play in the prevention and treatment of chronic pain, cancer, and HIV/AIDS? 6) A) What are risk factors for HIV/AIDS? B) What psychological interventions have been attempted to prevent chronic heart disease? 7) A) How does social support influence the experience of stress? B) What are risk factors for chronic heart disease? 8) A) What are problem-focused and emotion-focused coping? B) Which personality characteristics appear to help people cope with stressors? 9) A) How does stress influence the immune system? B) How do health psychologists measure stress? 10) What are some of the evidence-based treatments for childhood disorders? 11) What points from the research literature did the clinical case of “Billy”(the boy in the grocery store) illustrate? 12) How does the practice of contemporary psychodynamic therapists differ from the practice of psychoanalysts? 13) What major changes or variations in psychoanalytic thought have occurred after Freud? 14) What role do the following play in psychoanalysis: resistance, interpretation, and insight? 15) How do psychodynamic psychotherapies attempt to help clients stop repeating the past? 16) What are transference and countertransference? How are they viewed by the various psychodynamic approaches? 17) A) What is meant by psychic determinism? B) What roles do anxiety and defense mechanisms play in the production of psychological problems? 18) A) How did psychoanalysis develop? B) What is the structural model of personality in psychoanalytic theory? 19) What positions have therapists taken on therapist self-disclosure? 20) A) Why are psychotherapists ethically obligated to keep records? b) What are commonly used approaches to treatment planning? 21) What are typical treatment durations for psychotherapeutic services? 22) A) What are some of the ethical decisions that can confront psychotherapists? b) What professional guidelines or standards do clinical psychologists use to help them make ethical decisions? 23) A) What are the settings of psychotherapy? b) What are the goals common to most forms of psychotherapy? 24) A) How has the therapeutic relationship been understood? b) How does the therapeutic relationship influence therapy outcomes? 25) What are the personal challenges of psychotherapeutic work for therapists?

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1) How does the functioning of modules within the brain show both localization and globalism?

2) A) What were some early assessment techniques in clinical neuropsychology? B) What did split-brain patients and research reveal about lateralization of functioning in the brain?

3) What evidence helped decide debates in the 1800s about localization of function versus equipotentiality?

4) A) What are some of the causes of nonadherence to medical treatment? B) What interventions have psychologists attempted to improve adherence to medical treatment?

5) What roles do health psychologists play in the prevention and treatment of chronic pain, cancer, and HIV/AIDS?

6) A) What are risk factors for HIV/AIDS? B) What psychological interventions have been attempted to prevent chronic heart disease?

7) A) How does social support influence the experience of stress? B) What are risk factors for chronic heart disease?

8) A) What are problem-focused and emotion-focused coping? B) Which personality characteristics appear to help people cope with stressors?

9) A) How does stress influence the immune system? B) How do health psychologists measure stress?

10) What are some of the evidence-based treatments for childhood disorders?

11) What points from the research literature did the clinical case of “Billy”(the boy in the grocery store) illustrate?

12) How does the practice of contemporary psychodynamic therapists differ from the practice of psychoanalysts?

13) What major changes or variations in psychoanalytic thought have occurred after Freud?

14) What role do the following play in psychoanalysis: resistance, interpretation, and insight?

15) How do psychodynamic psychotherapies attempt to help clients stop repeating the past?

16) What are transference and countertransference? How are they viewed by the various psychodynamic approaches?

17) A) What is meant by psychic determinism? B) What roles do anxiety and defense mechanisms play in the production of psychological problems?

18) A) How did psychoanalysis develop? B) What is the structural model of personality in psychoanalytic theory?

19) What positions have therapists taken on therapist self-disclosure?

20) A) Why are psychotherapists ethically obligated to keep records? b) What are commonly used approaches to treatment planning?

21) What are typical treatment durations for psychotherapeutic services?

22) A) What are some of the ethical decisions that can confront psychotherapists? b) What professional guidelines or standards do clinical psychologists use to help them make ethical decisions?

23) A) What are the settings of psychotherapy? b) What are the goals common to most forms of psychotherapy?

24) A) How has the therapeutic relationship been understood? b) How does the therapeutic relationship influence therapy outcomes?

25) What are the personal challenges of psychotherapeutic work for therapists?