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Chapter 8 Multiple Choice Questions
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According to Maslow's motivation pyramid, belongingness or affiliation needs would have to be satisfied before the individual seeks to satisfy:
esteem needs
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physiological needs
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safety needs
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basic needs
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Which of the following statements about motivation is false?
The head shape and proportions of a baby may serve as a releasing stimulus
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Most human behaviour seems to be based on instincts
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Some primary drives result from deprivation and some from stimulation
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Incentives may produce motivated behaviour in the absence of a need
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Dr Ong believes that opponent–process theory is the best explanation for gambling addiction. She would have most confidence in a treatment that tried to:
decrease the secondary process in people with an emerging gambling problem
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increase the secondary process in people with a gambling problem
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increase the primary process in people with a gambling problem
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decrease both the primary and secondary process
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Dr Pollack believes that patients who successfully change a health behaviour will gain a greater sense that they control their own health outcomes. Dr Pollack is referring to a gain in:
actual control
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self-efficacy
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self-esteem
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lapse management
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A good behaviour bond as part of a weight-loss program should:
not be returned to the patient unless the amount of weight agreed is lost
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be returned only if the individual becomes thin
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be large enough that its loss would be significant
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go to the organiser of the program
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