Mindy, a 20-year-old female, and Mork, a 20-year-old male, are both in rehabilitation for problems with drug abuse. Which statement would be most accurate concerning their risk of relapse?
a. Physiological effects would be the same for both of them
b. Mindy will likely be more susceptible to relapse.
c. Negative emotional states would be the greatest risk factor for Mindy, and interpersonal conflicts would be the greatest risk factor for Mork.
d. Interpersonal conflicts would be the greatest risk factor for both of them.
b
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A. Men have increased cortisol, which limits memory formation. B. Women are less susceptible to transience. C. Women are often more left-brained than men. D. Estrogen is related to memory skills.
A(n) ____ attachment style is characterized by the infant paying little attention to the mother and easily separating from her, whereas an ____ attachment style is characterized by the infant clinging to the mother and being reluctant to explore.
A. insecure-avoidant; insecure-resistant B. insecure-avoidant; insecure-difficult C. secure; insecure-avoidant D. insecure-resistant; insecure-avoidant
In what age span are women least likely to experience complications in childbirth?
a. 20 - 25 b. 20 - 30 c. 16 - 35 d. 16 - 20
The ____ describes the body's reaction to stressful situations as a series of three stages.
A. global adaptation syndrome B. general adaptation syndrome C. mind-body connection model D. locus of control model