Ron served in Iraq as part of a special operations team that was pinned down for nearly 20 hours by enemy fire. After 18 months, he continued to relive the episode. This is a symptom of
a. post-traumatic stress disorder.
b. generalized anxiety disorder.
c. panic disorder with agoraphobia.
d. dissociative fugue.
A
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obsessive-compulsive disorder. You disagree. What do you say to her friends when they ask why you disagree? a. Unlike an obsessive-compulsive, Amy derives pleasure from this activity. b. Although Amy experiences anxiety, it is the result of a deep-seated conflict. c. Amy is actually suffering from depression, which she hides by engaging in mug collecting. d. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is an inherited disorder and there is no evidence that other family members have the disorder.
Cindy is a college freshman, taking psychology. She made a D on the first test covering three chapters; and she is trying to figure out what went wrong. She highlights in her book as the teacher lectures; and she got up at 5:00 a.m., skipped breakfast, and studied four hours before she went to her first class, which was history. Explain why her study methods are INEFFECTIVE and give Cindy some
good study tips. What will be an ideal response?
Viewing a pencil as only a writing instrument is an example of ____.?
a. ?functional fixedness b. ?a mental set c. ?an algorithm d. ?a phoneme
How many Americans die each year as a result of smoking-related illnesses?
a. More than one million. b. Nearly 400,000. c. The same number of people who die from car accidents, alcohol and drug abuse, suicide, homicide, and AIDS combined. d. Less than 100,000.