For a panic disorder, like some behavioral causal factors:

What will be an ideal response?


Early panic attacks are preceded by internal physiological cues, as well as cues in the environment.The anxiety associated with the attack becomes conditioned to those early cues, especially in people with an associative history of uncontrollable or unpredictable negative events.Anxiety then becomes a conditioned stimulus predicting of the next panic attack, which further increases anxiety, spiraling into panic disorder.

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When the data are in the form of ranks we

a. need a special formula that Spearman derived. b. can just apply the standard formula to the ranks. c. need to convert the ranks to raw scores before computing the correlation. d. cannot do anything with the data.

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In the Robber's Cave experiment, the hostility between the groups was ended by __________

a) bringing the groups together for social activities. b) declaring one group the winner over the other. c) declaring that both groups had tied and the competition was over. d) bringing the groups together to work on common problems.

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Which of the following statements about DNA is true?

a. The DNA molecule is circular, with the nucleotide bases located in the center of the circle. b. The DNA molecule contains only four different types of bases, regardless of what species is involved. c. The DNA molecule is identical for every known species, and species differences are coded on molecules that lay alongside the DNA. d. The pairing of adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine follows a random sequence, with all four base pairs combining with each other an equal percentage of times.

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Which of the following statements about handedness is true?

A) Left-handed people have a strong tendency to have left-handed children. B) For right-handed people, language is housed in the left hemisphere. C) The brains of right-handers tend to be less strongly lateralized than those of right-handers. D) Prenatal events have little to no effect on handedness.

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