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geoffrey

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Canadian researcher Hans Selye made which of the following important contributions to the field of health psychology?
 
  a) The distinction between distress and eustress
  b) The distinction between stressors that are psychogenic or neurogenic
  c) The distinction between the effects of controllable and uncontrollable stressors
  d) The goodness of fit hypothesis

Question 2

Colin Ross' study revealed that among the least common dissociative experiences was:
 
  a) Uncertainty about whether you actually did something or just thought about doing it
  b) Being in a familiar place but finding it unfamiliar
  c) Ignoring pain
  d) Noticing that things that are typically difficult to do are actually done easily



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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