____ refer to unrealistic positive beliefs, may give a person a greater sense of control to cope with the negative impact of a trauma and may be adaptive in the short-term but not result in actual growth. They may help a person cope by thinking that change and growth have occurred when they have not. a. Accommodating delusions c. Positive delusions b. Accommodating illusions d. Positive illusions
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Question 2
What could account for some of the memory problems associated with PTSD such as experiencing recurring distressing memories of the trauma or flashbacks (e.g., feelings of reliving the trauma), exaggerated psychological and physiological responses to stimuli that symbolize or have similar characteristics to the traumatic stressors, and difficulties recalling significant aspects of the traumatic event? a. hyporesponsive hippocampus c. hyperresponsive hippocampus b. hyporesponsive amygdala d. hyporesponsive amygdala
What will be an ideal response?
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