According to Schneidman, the most common stressor in suicide is
a. hostility.
b. anger.
c. frustration of psychological needs.
d. the desire to make others suffer.
Answer: c.
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A) think that girls are "dorks." B) begin to play in cross-integrated groups. C) develop a close, platonic relationship with a girl. D) be unconcerned about how his peers perceive him.
Wayne has trouble remembering the last four digits of his new phone number (4422) until he makes the connection that the last two digits are exactly half of the first two digits. Once he makes this connection, he has no trouble remembering the number! This best demonstrates the memory concept of
a. chunking. b. elaboration. c. organization. d. rehearsal.
Which statement about stimulant drugs is correct?
A. Cocaine and methamphetamine are dopamine agonists with different mechanisms of action. B. Cocaine produces the same physical and behavioral effects as heroin. C. Cocaine abuse causes strong physical dependence. D. Cocaine is the least addictive of the psychostimulant drugs.
The point at which the intended meaning of a sentence is clear is called the ____________
a. points of understanding c. moment of insight b. disambiguation region d. linguistic clarity marker