You are a secondary school teacher developing a health promotion program. According to information you gathered from reading this text, your program should
a. emphasize prevention by promoting strategies for reducing risk behaviors.
b. focus primarily on strategies for dealing with health problems as they arise.
c. be cancelled and offered only to adult students.
d. focus only on boys because they have greater risks during adolescence.
Answer: a
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a. egocentrism. b. parentese. c. sensitive caregiving. d. transformation.
All human behavior that is intended to inflict physical or psychological harm on others is known as ________
a. aggression b. confrontation c. anger d. violence
How does flooding differ from systematic desensitization?
A. Flooding constructs a hierarchy of anxiety-provoking stimuli, whereas systematic desensitization constructs a hierarchy of fears. B. Flooding is time-consuming and expensive, whereas systematic desensitization is fairly simple and quick. C. Flooding gauges neurotic symptoms, whereas systematic desensitization observes maladaptive behaviors. D. Flooding uses sudden or gradual confrontation with a feared stimulus, whereas systematic desensitization uses learned relaxation techniques.
Identifying particular genes associated with mental disorders is the _________ approach to the biological paradigm
a) behaviour genetics b) molecular genetics c) biogenetics d) biochemistry