Active coping, planning, restraint coping, and acceptance are all forms of coping assessed by:
a. guided imagery.
b. The Social Readjustment Reappraisal scale
c. The Social Support questionnaire
d. The COPE
D
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A. brainstorming B. algorithm C. insight D. incubation
There has been a mix up in two patient’s prescriptions and each has received the other person’s medication. Sheryl, who is diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, has accidentally been given a medication that decreases dopamine levels. Guillermo, diagnosed with schizophrenia, is given a medication that increases dopamine levels. Fortunately, the error is caught in time and Sheryl and Guillermo
are given the correct medication before they take a dose. Hypothetically, describe what might have happened if Sheryl and Guillermo had indeed taken the wrong medicines. What will be an ideal response?
Joey has always lived by the motto "whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.". In his job as a building contractor, Joey does his best no matter whether he is building a house for a multi-millionaire or donating his time to Habitat for Humanity. Joey is exhibiting a high need for
a. achievement. b. power. c. affiliation. d. all of these.
In Ruble and Martin's integrative theory, biosocial/psychobiosocial theories are judged to apply to
a. the prenatal period. b. infancy and toddlerhood. c. the preschool period. d. middle childhood.