The medication Xanax would be most likely prescribed for which of the following?
a. ?schizophrenia
b. ?generalized anxiety disorder
c. ?dissociative identity disorder
d. ?bipolar disorder
ANSWER:
b
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financial independence || the capacity to support one's parents financially || emotional and cognitive maturity || behavioral and spiritual maturity || || ||
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A) unanswerable. B) mainly answered by DNA. C) unimportant. D) easily answered with kinship studies.
When your doctor tests a spinal reflex (like the knee-jerk response),
A. only motor neurons are involved in the reflex. B. only sensory neurons are involved in the reflex. C. the reflex is handled by the spinal cord, and no higher processing is necessary. D. the reflex can be learned and unlearned.
The Joyful Jogger At the start of the spring semester, Marie decides that she will focus more on her physical health. Her solution is to start jogging with a goal of running in the annual Memorial Day 10K. Marie completed the race but needed to walk for the last mile. What would be the next step for her as an effective problem solving strategy?
a. Celebrate. b. Continue to do what she has been doing. c. Choose a new problem to work on. d. Evaluate whether the original problem has been solved.