The first-ever national survey of nurses in Canada conducted in 2005 found that approximately one-third of nurses were deemed to have:
a) General adaptation syndrome
b) Eustress
c) High job stress
d) High allostatic load
c
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Your clock makes a clicking sound just before the alarm. Initially that sound didn't waken you, but now it does, due to classical conditioning. What is the alarm?
a. Conditioned stimulus b. Unconditioned stimulus c. Conditioned response d. Unconditioned response
One of the important concepts of the pathways model is the belief that a child's risk for psychopathology can change at any given point during development
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
At age 64, Mrs. Willis began a long mental decline. She first showed memory loss and irritability, then delusions, social withdrawal, dementia, and finally death at age 68 . An autopsy showed neurofibrillary tangles and senile plaques in her brain. Mrs. Willis died of ____
a. Alzheimer's disease b. aphasia c. epilepsy d. ischemic stroke
In order to understand the factors that cause mental disorders, most psychologists use a:
A) self-report inventory. B) psychodynamic perspective. C) projective technique. D) biopsychosocial perspective.