The text presented the case of Catherine, a woman with bulimia nervosa. She is typical of such individuals because she
a. had suffered few health problems.
b. had few thoughts of food except when she was eating.
c. experienced shame, guilt, and self-deprecation.
d. did not realize that her eating habits were abnormal.
c. experienced shame, guilt, and self-deprecation.
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A. the brain's tendency to be easily broken or "cracked" B. the brain's ability to flex under pressure C. the brain's ability to adapt to new conditions D. the brain's massive complexity
A person who is unusually resistant to the effects of stress would be described by psychologists as
a. a hardy personality. b. detached. c. vulnerable. d. a Type C personality.
People who graduate from college show the following positive outcomes EXCEPT
A) ?higher average incomes. B) ?more likely to exercise. C) ?better access to health care. D) ?more likely to eat a high-fat diet.
Drugs that tend to increase neural and behavioral activity are classified as
A) synthetics. B) stimulants. C) opiates. D) barbiturates. E) tricyclics.