Collette is in a crowded room and starts to feel as if she cannot breathe. Her heart rate is increasing, and she thinks she is going to have a heart attack. This has happened before when she is in similar situations. Collette is experiencing ____
a. a psychotic break
b. depression
c. a panic attack
d. arachnophobia
C
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a. "You rely too strongly on religious traditions.". b. "You place too much emphasis on men's legal rights.". c. "Why are you working so hard to benefit women, when men are the most oppressed group?" d. "You have such high incomes and so much social power—why aren't you trying to help a less powerful group?"
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Rachel is concerned that she might accidentally suffocate her baby if she shares a bed with him. What information can you share with Rachel about precautions taken in cultures where cosleeping is widespread?
A) Parents and infants usually sleep on soft surfaces and use quilts and comforters. B) Parents typically place their infants on their stomachs to sleep. C) Parents and infants usually sleep with light covering on hard surfaces. D) Parents usually assume a distinctive sleeping posture by turning their backs to the infant.
Not reacting to the door when the phone rings (but only reacting to the phone) and not
reacting to the phone when the doorbell rings (but reacting to the doorbell) are examples of a. spontaneous recovery. b. stimulus generalization. c. extinction. d. stimulus discrimination. e. acquisition.