A physician notices that twice as many female patients complain of depression as male patients. The physician's first thought is that the cause is hormonal or genetic differences in the sexes. Research has ____
a. shown that only males who have a genetic vulnerability develop depression.
b. been done extensively on this and results confirm that there is a hormonal basis for depression
c. proven that this is simply not casein accurate explanation
d. suggested that environmental and social-cultural factors interact with biological factors to influence gender differences in depression
D
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The observation that we are most likely to help someone else when we are able to "feel that person's pain" is referred to as a(n) __________ relationship
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Decreasing the likelihood of behavior by administering something aversive is an example of _____.
A. positive reinforcement B. negative reinforcement C. positive punishment D. negative punishment
The early identification of risk factors for specific populations is considered:
a. primary prevention b. secondary prevention c. auxiliary prevention d. tertiary prevention
When a dying person is telling you his or her thoughts and feelings, your best response is
a. to say, "I know how you are feeling" b. to share with the person your personal and family experiences c. to divert the person's attention by changing the subject d. to ask if the person would like to have someone visit from his or her church e. to offer your presence and concern