Which of the following is not a "myth" about suicide?
a. people who talk about suicide do sometimes commit suicide
b. once one is suicidal, he or she will always be suicidal
c. psychological improvement after a crisis means that there is now no risk of suicide
d. there is never a warning when a real suicide attempt is about to be made
e. suicidal persons are mentally ill
A
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a. immunosupport. b. resilience. c. self actualization. d. very rare.
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a. enhanced masculinity. b. peer group identification. c. the secular trend. d. understanding reproductive maturation.
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a. interactionist. b. epiphenomemolist. c. occasionalist. d. psychophysical parallelist.
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a. conventional morality. b. post-conventional morality. c. behavioral morality. d. preconventional morality.