In an attempt to determine the effectiveness of a training program for children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, Bock (2007) used which idiographic approach?

I never accept the results of one study as conclusive. Findings must be replicated. I look carefully at the methods used to produce conclusions. Because of my skeptical attitude, you can assume that I am most likely a ____.”

Dr. Weinberg is a humanistically oriented psychotherapist. Which comment about cognitive therapy is Dr. Weinberg most likely to make?

Dr. Chin told their students, “Incidence rates tell us the percentage of individuals in a targeted population who have a particular disorder during a specified period of time, while prevalence rates describe the number of new cases within a specified period. Shorter periods of time generally reveal higher prevalence rates. Moreover, incidence rates are likely to be lower than prevalence rates.” Which part of Dr. Chin’s statement is accurate?

A psychologist notices that a client rarely makes eye contact and pulls at their ear when they seem nervous. What type of assessment is the psychologist performing?

A researcher conducting a meta-analysis is accused of providing only one side of a story even though they accurately reported the information from the studies used. How would this be possible?

A researcher interested in sex differences in the diagnosis of childhood disorders reviews teachers’ comments on report cards issued to boys and girls in 2005 and compares them with teachers’ comments on report cards for the same children in 2009, and again in 2011. This study illustrates ____.

A major criticism of classification systems is that they ____.

Dr. Miller, a clinical psychologist, observes that their client Jennifer is presenting with a disheveled appearance, constricted emotions, and is speaking slowly. Dr. Miller gathers this observational information of these expressions to determine ____.

Analogue studies are used when researchers ____.