Harold is generally aloof and has few friends. In his work, he does not respond with enthusiasm when he receives a positive review, nor does he react when he is given a negative review of his work
Which diagnostic category would best apply for Harold?
a) Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders.
b) Personality disorders.
c) Trauma and stressor-related disorders.
d) Adjustment disorders.
b
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a. are able to use their parents as ready sources of practical and emotional support. b. do not use their parents as ready sources of practical and emotional support. c. feel that their parents are indifferent to them. d. feel that their parents simply do not understand them.
Which of the following do studies show as the most desirable waist-to-hip ratio across cultures?
A. 0.2 B. 0.3 C. 0.6 D. 0.7
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A. had higher medical costs. B. spent more days in the hospital. C. required more time to recovery from surgery. D. reduced their need for emergency room visits.
Narcissistic children with unrealistically high self-esteem because of overly tolerant, indulgent parenting
A) tend to be oblivious to what peers and others think of them. B) rarely display any forms of meanness or aggression. C) tend to lash out at peers who express disapproval. D) are vulnerable to temporary, sharp peaks in self-esteem when their overblown self-images are challenged.