Lisa is having a very stressful term in college. She has noticed changes in her sleeping habits, appetite, interest in her hobbies, and ability to concentrate. What should Lisa do?
a. Nothing, as there is nothing wrong with her. All students experience these symptoms
b. She should contact her student health center and be evaluated for major depressive disorder.
c. She should contact her student health center and be evaluated for bipolar disorder.
d. She may have major depressive disorder, but she should wait for the term to be over and see if the symptoms go away on their own.
b
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d. small surface areas.
The decision in the Painter v. Bannister case illustrates
A. an application of the tender-years doctrine. B. the empirical basis for a custody decision. C. the discretion that judges have in evaluating the parents' acceptability for custody. D. a typical custody decision, as a result of two parents getting divorced.
What is the most accurate information regarding how much weight women gain during pregnancy?
a. All women should gain 10 pounds or fewer during pregnancy. b. Overweight women may gain less and slender women may gain more than 25-35 pounds during pregnancy. c. Women should gain the most during their first trimester of pregnancy. d. All of the weight gain should be in the baby, not in the mother's body.
When Rudolph is under stress, he usually begins to feel mildly depressed and anxious. When Vermetta is under stress, she has difficulty remembering the phone numbers she uses every day and misplaces objects around the house. How do Rudolph's and Vermetta's responses to stress differ?
A. Rudolph's response is behavioral; Vermetta's is cognitive. B. Rudolph's response is physical; Vermetta's is behavioral. C. Rudolph's response is emotional; Vermetta's is cognitive. D. Rudolph's response is emotional; Vermetta's is behavioral.