You are eating a meal at an open-air restaurant a few hundred yards from the ocean. You hear a constant whooshing sound. According to the likelihood principle, what would you assume caused the noise?

A. an earthquake
B. waves crashing on the beach
C. a series of airplanes landing
D. traffic a few miles away


Answer: B

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a. Jessie, who has an avoidant attachment relationship with her mother b. Tyler, who has a resistant attachment relationship with his mother c. Patrick, who has a disorganized attachment relationship with his mother d. Shelby, who has a secure attachment relationship with her mother

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According to Aaron Beck, which of the following is typical of the cognitions of persons with anxiety disorders?

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