During prolonged dying, the bereaved person has had time to engage in
A) accommodation.
B) mourning.
C) confrontation.
D) anticipatory grieving.
D
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a. ?Pamela, who suffers from major depression b. ?Eduardo, who experiences panic attacks almost every day c. ?Suri, who is somewhat shy and self-conscious d. ?Dean, who attempted suicide last week
Following prolonged dying, survivors may
A) feel more overwhelmed immediately following the death. B) display more persistent anxiety due to long-term stressors. C) experience pronounced avoidance. D) feel unexplained anger toward the deceased.
Bushman and Huesmann (2012 ) report that most experimental studies do not support the catharsis hypothesis. This means that ___________________________
A) ?behaving aggressively increases positive cognitions B) ?behaving aggressively begets more aggression C) ?aggression is due to frustration D) ?acting upon aggressive thoughts is effective for some but not others
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A. rotating-snakes display B. point-light walker display C. optical flow pattern experiment D. rhesus monkey experiment