By 1900, the leading cotton producing state was   a.  Georgia.   b.  Louisiana.   c.  Texas.   d.  Mississippi.

Which United States President is most closely identified with the New Deal?   a.  Calvin Coolidge.   b.  Herbert Hoover.    c.  Franklin Roosevelt.   d.  Theodore Roosevelt. 

The development of ‘moral treatment’ by figures like Philippe Pinel was a critical precursor to modern psychotherapy because it:

A client feels that their therapist is being critical. They become quiet and withdrawn for the rest of the session. The therapist notices this shift. This situation could be described as a:

From which country came the fewest immigrants during the large wave of immigrants who arrived in the U.S. in the 1840s and 1850s?    a.  England.   b.  Germany.   c.  Ireland.   d.  Spain.

A client in a DBT group is learning how to be ‘one-mindful.’ The PMHNP explains that this skill involves:

Which United States President is most closely identified with the New Deal?   a.  Calvin Coolidge.   b.  Herbert Hoover.    c.  Franklin Roosevelt.   d.  Theodore Roosevelt. 

Most historians today agree that   a.  Britain was right to demand reparations from Germany.   b.  trying to extract reparations from Germany was a mistake.   c.  Germany’s reckless spending in the 1920s was chiefly to blame for the Great Depression.   d.  U.S. loans to Germany merely postponed an otherwise inevitable Great Depression.

(04.03 MC)Carlos is five years old and is learning how to explore the world and express himself through language. Carlos still seems egocentric and unable to see the world through anyone’s eyes except his own. According to Piaget, which stage of cognitive development is Carlos in?

A PMHNP is treating a client with severe depression. The client’s thinking is very rigid and negative. The PMHNP decides to use CBT. What is the primary rationale for this choice?