Training seminars promoting therapeutic lifestyle change would likely be most effective in helping单项选择题

A

Darlene effectively cope with schizophrenia.

B

Jeremy effectively cope with antisocial personality disorder.

C

Amy effectively cope with major depressive disorder.

D

Larry effectively cope with dissociative identity disorder.

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Professor Whoolery shares information about the study comparing depressed people who did brisk exercise for 30 minutes per day and those who took prescription medications for depression. After six months, the first group of people, those who exercised for 30 minutes a day, had a 7% relapse rate, while for those who took the pills, over 30% of them had relapsed. What Whoolery suggests we can take away from this is:

Chloe is a 23 year old college student who feels depressed and kind of yucky.  She has felt this way for quite some time now and her parents suggest that she sees a doctor about her symptoms.  Chloe goes to visit her primary care doctor and he gives her a Beck Depression Inventory and agrees that Chloe is clearly mildly to moderately depressed.  He rules out any medical issues and tells Chloe that the best treatment for her will be antidepressant medications for at least six months, so he writes her a prescription for an SSRI medication and hands her a few pamphlets from the drug company showing the research that supports this type of treatment for mild to moderate depression. Chloe goes home and begins researching whether antidepressants ARE the best treatment for her depression. After researching this treatment more, Chloe decides that she would rather try another approach to treatment before considering antidepressant medications. Chloe calls a psychologist and makes an appointment for counseling.  Based on the research she did, Chloe also makes an appointment at the gym to start working with a physical trainer to get more exercise and she meets with a nutritionist to help her find ways to eat healthier foods. She also decides that she needs to spend more time with her friends doing fun activities, as she has not been doing these things for the past several months. Chloe feels better within just a few months and is able to return to all of her normal activities without any symptoms of depression at all.  Her family and her doctor are impressed with how well she is doing. If Chloe had decided to take antidepressant medications ONLY and did not pursue any counseling or lifestyle changes, which of the following would potentially have been a PROBLEM with that (medication only) approach to treatment?  (choose the BEST answer - the one that aligns with what your book states)

Question 30 Choose a, b, c or d as the best answer. The author’s main argument is that the 100:80:100 model __________.

The 100:80:100 model will most likely 25. ____ to more fields of work with productivity improvements. Businesses which continue with the traditional working week could have 26. ____ , and may be forced to agree to the model. They would need to do this to stay 27.____. The advantages of a reduced working week have been revealed by 28. ____ businesses. Future trials of the concept must include those 29. Answer Question 17[input] not surveyed in the first round.

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