Julius Segal, a psychologist who worked with Holocaust survivors, wrote that a key element in their recovery was:
a. compassion; that is, healing brought about by helping others.
b. trying to put the horror-filled images out of their minds.
c. reliving their emotions, over and over again.
d. imagining revenge against those who supported Hitler.
A
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a. alcohol myopia. b. Trisomy-21. c. phenlyketonuria (PKU). d. fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS).
Material that you initially learned can be relearned more quickly
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A person who scores high on achievement-oriented tasks would probably:
a. perceive an external locus of control b. perceive an internal locus of control c. believe him/herself to be controlled by the environment d. believe that luck or fate determines what happens to him/her
Wernicke's aphasia causes
a. an inability to segment words in sounds while reading. b. impairment of one's ability to comprehend speech and to think of the proper words to express their own thoughts. c. one to speak slowly and laboriously in simple thoughts. d. serious impairment in reading.