An individual with a high stress tolerance:
A) may feel threatened more readily than those with low stress tolerance.
B) can function well in the face of a high level of stress.
C) is likely to be particularly vulnerable to slight frustration.
D) is particularly vulnerable to acute stress disorder.
B
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A. Lev Vygotsky B. Mary Ainsworth C. Lawrence Kohlberg D. Jean Piaget
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a. Whatever you watch seems to be the cause of the action. b. You become self-conscious when you know that other people are watching you. c. You find it difficult to think about what you are doing, while you are doing it. d. Many actions take place for reasons we don't fully understand.
Prior to the Renaissance, artists were generally unsuccessful in painting realistic scenes because they did not understand
a. subjective color mixing. b. geometric forms. c. how to use bottom-up cues. d. how to use depth perception cues.
A psychologist is working with Tony to help him control his anger when he disagrees with his boss. The psychologist teaches Tony specific self-statements that he can use in the situation, so that Tony is less likely to get angry and argue with his boss and more likely to walk away. Which cognitive behavior modification procedure is being used?
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