The ultimate impact of a risk factor is related to type, timing, number, and:
a. pattern.
b. construct.
c. dimension.
d. maltreatment.
A
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a. lobes. b. ventricles. c. cerebrospinal spaces. d. meninges.
Prevention practices that target individuals or subgroups of the population who are more likely than the general population to develop a particular disorder are key to prevention
a. universal b. secondary c. selective d. primary
Reuptake is an alternative to which other process?
A. Recycling of neurotransmitters B. Breaking down neurotransmitters via an enzymatic process C. Absorbing neurotransmitters by postsynaptic neurons D. Re-releasing neurotransmitters from postsynaptic neurons
How might a psychoneuroimmunology's explain the increased risk of catching the common cold during periods of prolonged stress?
a. Stress increases the number of natural killer cells, which attack the immune system. b. Stress increases the number of white blood cells, making the body more susceptible to infection. c. Telomeres are lengthened by stress, leaving cells more vulnerable to infection. d. Stress disrupts normal chemical communication between the brain and the immune system.