In one study, most people who survived the death of a loved one from cancer found the intensity of the griefresponse
A. led to mental illness that required treatment.
B. decreased by the end of the first year after the death.
C. increased during the first year after the death.
D. remained the same by the end of the first year after the death as it was at the time of death.
Answer: B
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a. home-style residual b. daytime outpatient c. inpatient hospital d. employment training
What impact might a father's depression have on a mother during her pregnancy?
a. It makes her work harder to keep everything upbeat. b. It increases her sense of isolation and depression. c. It makes her more relaxed during childbirth. d. None of these impact the mother.
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b. Kohlberg's theory. c. information-processing theory. d. Erikson's theory.
Tiffany was hypnotized. Afterward, she said that she felt as though some part of her "split off" and agreed to give some control of her thought processes to the hypnotist. Tiffany's experience is most consistent with the ________ theory of hypnosis.
A. role B. dissociation C. state D. alter