A study by Larson and associates (1996) found that the amount of time teens spent alone with parents
a. varied radically across grades.
b. peaked in 12th grade.
c. peaked in 10th grade.
d. was fairly constant across grades.
Answer: d. was fairly constant across grades.
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A. The family is in charge of making many decisions for the patient. B. The focus is on the patient and the family. C. Physicians are not part of the hospice team. D. The focus is on psychological well-being not pain management.
Draw and discuss the research-practice continuum, providing an example for each level
What will be an ideal response?
Individuals who have experienced severe trauma or victimization may experience debilitating anxiety reactions months and years after the actual traumatic experience. For example, disaster victims or war veterans often have their first symptoms many months after the actual events. These patients are diagnosed as suffering from
a. generalized anxiety. c. post-traumatic stress disorder. b. neurosis. d. acute distress disorder.
If no one in a large group helps a person obviouslyin trouble, it's probablybecause of
A) diffusion of responsibility B) obedience of authority C) fundamental attribution error D) the Barnum effect