What is the difference between everyday and clinical fear and anxiety?
What will be an ideal response?
Everyday fear or anxiety:
> appropriate to the episode experienced
> not disabling
> the person returns to a baseline state of functioning in an expected time frame.
Clinically significant fear or anxiety:
> disabling to the individual
> interfere with his or her life
> The discomfort is too severe, too frequent, lasts too long, or is triggered too easily.
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Your textbook compares prospective memory in younger adults and older adults. The research typically shows that elderly adults
a. make fewer prospective-memory errors, probably because they have developed effective strategies for remembering to do things in the future. b. make fewer prospective-memory errors, probably because retired adults do not need to remember so many work-related responsibilities. c. make more prospective-memory errors, probably because this kind of memory task is mostly based on working memory, and elderly people often have trouble with working memory. d. make more prospective-memory errors, probably because this kind of task is mostly based on implicit memory, and elderly people often have trouble with implicit memory.
Which of the following individuals applied gender to Kohlberg's theory?
A. Jean Piaget B. Albert Bandura C. Carol Gilligan D. Jackson Flanagan
According to Schaie's view of adult development, young adults first enter a period of social responsibility, in which they learn to behave like adults, and then they enter a period called acquisition
In which they develop a set of career and life goals. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Lawyers who present their case in witness order present witnesses
a. to take advantage of the primacy effect. b. in the order they believe will have the greatest impact. c. to take advantage of the recency effect. d. who will describe the events in the order in which the events unfolded.