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Chapter 13 Multiple Choice Questions
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Josie has experienced a panic attack for the first time. What is the most useful thing Josie could do immediately to alleviate her situation?
consult her GP
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get her heart assessed to make sure she does not have a physical problem
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breathe slowly and regularly
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tell herself that it won't last forever and that she can deal with it
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The FITT principle looks at all of the following aspects of exercise except:
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intensity
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frequency
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time
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Josie realises that she is anxious about things that have never happened to her and are very unlikely ever to happen to her. She decides to challenge these thoughts and take a more positive view of her life. This approach is most similar to:
yoga
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covert self-control
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systematic desensitisation
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the Jacobson method
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An individual is most likely to use a stimulus hierarchy in:
meditation
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systematic desensitisation
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psychoanalysis
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progressive relaxation
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Negative thoughts about the self:
may act as punishment for the individual
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can be modified as a stress management technique
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may lead to increased risk of health problems
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all of the above
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