Zach was working as an intern for an investment company. His office was in the World Trade Center in New York City and his first day on the job was September 11, 2001. Zach survived the terrorist attacks physically unharmed but is now experiencing flashbacks, digestive problems, and he can't seem to have successful personal relationships. Zach's current problems may be a result of:
A. microstressors
B. catastrophic events
C. macrostressors
D. major negative events
B. catastrophic events
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A. Paracelsus B. Galen C. Weyer D. Hippocrates
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A) Unlike the Cannon-Bard's theory, the James-Lange theory says that emotions do not involve cognitions.
B) Unlike the Cannon-Bard's theory, the James-Lange theory says that facial expressions do not affect emotional states.
C) Unlike the Cannon-Bard's theory, the James-Lange theory says that emotions accompany bodily responses.
D) Unlike the Cannon-Bard's theory, the James-Lange theory says that emotions are produced by bodily changes.
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