As Sean prepares to present to his psychopathology class he finds himself feeling nauseous, sweating profusely, and becoming light headed. What best explains Sean's symptoms?
a. a typical reaction to a stressful situation
b. an extreme reaction to a typical situation
c. somatic symptom disorder
d. all of these
A
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A) Moral relativism B) Moral realism C) Ego ideal D) Pre-conventional
___________ stated that human hierarchies are unique among primates in their complexity
a. Von Baer. b. Hamilton. c. Ertyl & Whitten. d. Trivers.
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A. Broca's area. B. limbic system. C. Wernicke's area. D. amygdala.