Sam complains of muscular tension and a constant, nagging sense of worry or apprehension. These complaints reflect ______ of generalized anxiety disorder.
a. symptoms
b. signs
c. self-reports
d. selfies
Ans: A
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a. a sedative. b. a narcotic. c. a stimulant. d. a hallucinogen.
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a. Ask good questions. b. Examine the evidence. c. Suggest alternative explanations. d. Ask whether the results are consistent with the psychological characteristics of people you know.
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