Megumi is a student at a large state university. As part of freshman orientation, all incoming students are taught the dangers of binge drinking, given information on how much alcohol is consumed by college students, and learn strategies for making responsible decisions with regard to the use of alcohol. Because the program is embedded in orientation for all new university students, it is an
example of a(n) prevention program.
a. universal
b. secular
c. tertiary
d. selective
a
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a. intrinsic value; unique potential b. defense mechanisms; cultural-bound syndromes c. oversensitivity to criticism; subjective interpretation and environmental factors d. biological abnormality; intrapsychic conflict e. psychiatric and neurosurgical interventions; sociological analyses
The part of the autonomic division of the peripheral nervous system that acts to prepare an organism's body for action in stressful situations, engaging all of the organism's resources to respond to a threat is known as the
A. sympathetic division. B. parasympathetic division. C. somatic division. D. synaptic division.
The process by which others individually or collectively affect one's perceptions, attitudes, and actions is called ______
a. group dynamics b. social influence c. proxemics d. kinesics
When coping with high levels of stress, individuals who rely on spiritual support tend to ____ than those with a small religious commitment.
A. show lower levels of self-esteem B. demonstrate more discomfort with rigid church dogma C. report higher states of well-being D. add to their burden more