In Adler's theory, __________ inferiority is the idea that everyone is born with some physical weakness at which point incapacity and disease are most likely to take place, but the body attempts to make up for the deficiency in another area
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Cicchetti and colleagues (2011) found that attachment-building and psychoeducational interventions with maltreated children increased the security of attachment compared to a community standard treatment control group. What effect did these interventions have on cortisol levels in maltreated children?
A. They caused cortisol levels to be higher than normal. B. They had no effect on cortisol levels. C. They essentially normalized cortisol levels. D. They could not prevent a decline in cortisol levels.
Which of the following persons might be least apt to have age-related memory loss?
A. Alice, who at 78 is active in her church, still walks two miles a day, and has recently joined the Great Books Club, which meets regularly for literature discussions in her neighborhood B. Mary, who at 78 is widowed and is quite content to be alone C. Anita, who is 78, has never married, lives in a peaceful country home, and spends a great deal of time knitting and crocheting for charity D. Joanne, who is 78 and spends most of her time watching television game shows
_______ barriers to listening include our thoughts or emotions whereas _______ barriers to listening originate in the message, the sender, or the environment
a. Internal; external b. Genetic; situational c. External; internal d. Observable; non observable
Clinicians performing fitness-for-duty evaluations for police officers must often reconcile the conflict between
A. sharing evaluation results with the department and maintaining officer confidentiality. B. protecting the public and officers' employment rights. C. officers' right to refuse evaluation and department's need for officers who can perform their jobs safely. D. None of these are correct.