Jan is a physician at a major medical center. Even though she is not a psychologist, when making assessments and developing treatment plans, she considers her patients' mental health and social situations along with their current physical condition and symptoms. Jan is an adherent of the __________ model of health care.
A. biopsychosocial
B. biomedical
C. sociological
D. physiological
Answer: A
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A. damage to the lateral hypothalamus B. hyperphagia C. anorexia nervosa D. bulimia
Who would you predict is happier and why? A 50-year-old man or a 50-year-old woman?
A. 50-year-old man; men are more satisfied with family and finances B. 50-year-old woman; women are more satisfied with family and finances C. 50-year-old man; men are more satisfied with their sex lives D. 50-year-old woman; the children are leaving home, freeing up more resources like time and energy
Which of the following statements is Answer: False? a. In most areas of America, a basically "Puritan Way of Death" persisted until the 19th century
b. The "ideology of separate spheres" contributed to more open discussion of death inAmerican society. c. At the turn of the 20th century, the funeral industry attempted to keep death out ofsight and out of mind. d. Middle-class Americans wished to experience death with order.
Nam has been learning to reduce his test anxiety by using cognitive restructuring. Which thought would be an example of a successful application of his therapy?
a. ?"I will probably fail this test, so I may as well not worry about it." b. ?"I will develop a time management plan to make sure I have enough time to study for tests." c. ?"All I want is to do the best job that I can on this test." d. ?"I will talk to my friends about my problems more often, instead of keeping them bottled up inside."