Psychology 2035A/B Study Guide - Final Guide: Classical Conditioning

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2035A/B
• Professor: Alvin Segal

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Compared to depressed people, normal people tend to the degree to which they control chance events, underestimate, overestimate less accurately estimate, more accurately estimate. Answer: b: in making projections about the future, normal people are more likely than depressed people to, be realistic, make accurate projections. rely on empirical evidence, be unrealistically optimistic. Answer: d: constructive coping involves confronting problems directly, true, false. Answer: a: constructive coping involves all of the following except, confronting problems directly, being less realistic in your appraisal of your coping resources, acquiring self-control, an active planning process. Answer: b refers broadly to the use of relatively healthful strategies for managing stressful events: defending, compensating, catharsis, constructive coping. Answer: d: which of the following is not involved in constructive coping, confronting problems directly, applying basic principles of classical conditioning, exerting some control over potentially harmful behaviors, recognizing potentially disruptive emotional reactions to stress.