A mother frequently reassures her young son of her love. However, his expressions of
affection toward her are promptly rejected. The conflict in which the son finds himself is
known as a(n)
a. maternal foreclosure.
b. expressive deadend.
c. empty emotion.
d. double bind.
e. emotional dilemma.
d. double bind.
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Once E.J. received a diagnosis of esophageal cancer, he mobilized. First, he decided to re-prioritize his life and become a cancer survivor. Second, he spent some time and energy to see what was his options and alternatives. Luckily, he found a local support group and an online community that helped identify and share resources. Lastly, he knew that he would need to swallow his pride and ask others for help. E.J. decided on the radiation seed treatment and as such he would lose some of his independent ways, at least temporarily. So he asked his neighbor to take him in for doctor's visits and treatments. E.J.'s situation may be best described to fit under the umbrella of which theory or model?
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Explain skin color in terms of polygenic inheritance
What will be an ideal response?