A friend of yours says, "I heard that suicide is correlated with depression and feeling hopeless. However, those who those who commit suicide rarely suffer from a mental disorder or abuse of substances. In fact, when people are at the depths of depression, they are most likely to commit suicide." Which portion of your friend's statement is accurate?
a. Suicide is correlated to depression and feeling hopeless.
b. Suicide is most likely committed during the depths of depression.
c. Those who those who commit suicide rarely suffer from a mental disorder.
d. Those who those who commit suicide rarely abuse substances.
A
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c. intelligence. d. personality.
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a. cognitive hypothesis. b. self-image hypothesis. c. narrative rehearsal hypothesis. d. autobiographical hypothesis.
Post hoc tests are not applicable when:
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A. People have little control over the automaticity of their behavior. B. Automaticity of behavior typically changes when there is danger. C. Mindfulness can occur when people are less automatic in their behaviors and seek novelty. D. Uncertainty about a situation can increase the automaticity of behavior.