In Eidelson and Epstein's study on the belief systems of happy and unhappy couples, it was found that:
a. unhappy couples believed they could change themselves but not their partners
b. unhappy couples put much effort into communicating clearly with their partners
c. unhappy couples believed they could not change themselves nor could their partners change
d. unhappy couples believed their partners could not understand their needs without explicit communication
c
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a. latency b. frequency c. duration d. intensity
A female with an arousal disorder would involve the woman
a. responding with little or no physical arousal to sexual stimulation. b. experiencing pain in the genitals before, during, or after sexual intercourse. c. having no desire to engage in sexual activity. d. having an inability to reach orgasm during lovemaking.
The book suggests that, to say the least, the term consciousness is
a. cogent. b. precise. c. ambiguous. d. tangible.
Fifty-five-year-old Dave arrives for his scheduled yearly physical examination. After the examination, the physician tells Dave that he noticed evidence that might indicate an elevated risk for disease. What might the physician say?
a) "You have a high level of LDL, which puts you at risk for cancer." b) "Your body is apple-shaped, which puts you at risk for heart disease." c) "You have a high level of HDL, which puts you at high risk for cancer." d) "Your body is pear-shaped, which puts you at elevated risk for heart disease."