The so-called panic button effect refers to the tendency for people ____
a. to experience automatic, intrusive thoughts about a goal when pursuit of that goal has been interrupted
b. to perceive negative things that happen to them as more stressful or painful than negative things that happen to other people
c. to feel relatively less stress or suffering when they think that they have the option of escaping from a situation
d. to give greater weight to potential losses than to potential gains, panicking when the losses become unacceptable
C
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a. generational division of labor b. network of trade and exchange c. praxis of creativity d. progress through preservation of knowledge
If an individual's wishes are overgratified or undergratified at any particular psychosexual stage, Freud would argue that ____ will occur.
A. projection B. fixation C. displacement D. Freudian slips
Candida has had Alzheimer's disease for over a decade. In an effort to help slow her memory loss, therapists have begun asking her simple questions, waiting for 10 seconds, then, if Candida gets the item correct, re-asking the question after a slightly longer time delay. Candida's intervention is based on a. recognition
b. a circadian rhythm task. c. spaced retrieval. d. an internal belief system.
What was the outcome of the needs being fulfilled or not fulfilled?
What will be an ideal response?