Damien was struggling with episodes of panic, inability to think straight, and difficulty sleeping. He talked with the Resident Assistant in his dorm who referred him to the school’s counseling center. He met with someone who diagnosed him and prescribed medication. The person who Damien met with was most probably a:
a. school counselor.
b. psychologist.
c. psychotherapist.
d. psychiatrist.
Ans: d
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a. gets weaker as the chain progresses. b. gets stronger as the chain progresses. c. is the same at any point in the chain. d. gets scrambled during the chain.
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a. are more politically motivated. b. are less politically motivated. c. are more politically liberal. d. are less politically liberal.
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A) provide young children with suitable guidance and reasonable choices. B) use appropriate and warm toilet-training techniques. C) employ an authoritarian child-rearing style. D) employ a permissive child-rearing style.