The letter from Mrs. Koerner reproduced in Personal Insights 1.1 thanked the instructor of a course on death and dying for
a. helping people to understand grief
b. teaching people how to die
c. preparing physicians and nurses to care for those who are dying
d. giving challenging examinations
e. engaging in informal death education
B
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Kyle had to relearn how to walk after suffering severe injuries in a car accident. Although the event was traumatic, Kyle has proven himself to be resilient, and actually feels a greater sense of inner strength than he did prior to the accident
The ability of people like Kyle to grow and actually benefit from negative events is known as ____________. FIll in the blank with correct word.
“If a person is drinking a beer, then the person must be over 19 years old.” Participants are asked to test this rule using information on four cards; each card has a person’s beverage on one side and the person’s age on the other. The four cards are now presented as follows: “beer,” “coke,” “16 years old,” and “20 years old.” Which of the following describes the behavior of most college students who complete this variation of the four-card task?
a. Most turn over only the “beer” card. b. Most turn over the “beer” and “20 years old” cards. c. Most turn over the “beer” and “16 years old” cards. d. Most turn over the “beer” and “coke” cards.