Lyndsay finds herself often thinking about the possibility of getting an infection from germs in her dorm room, and so she is constantly washing her hands to the point where her skin is red and sore. Lyndsay may be suffering from ____ disorder, and her persistent thoughts are known as ____.
a. panic; compulsions
b. obsessive-compulsive; obsessions
c. obsessive-compulsive; compulsions
d. panic; obsessions
Question 2
Kristine and Nicole are seeing therapists for their psychological problems. Kristine constantly thinks that she is stupid and worthless, and sometimes she has thoughts of killing herself. Nicole cleans her house so much that she doesn't have time to do anything else; she realizes that her house is already clean, but she can't stop herself. Their therapists are most likely treating Kristine for her ____ and treating Nicole for her ____.
a. obsessions; obsessions
b. obsessions; compulsions
c. compulsions; compulsions
d. compulsions; obsessions
Mahatma Gandhi and Corrie ten Boom exemplified Kohlberg’s stage 6 moral thinking. They devoted ...
Chain of infection.
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Levels of hepatitis A antigens and antibody after infection.
Sample prescriptions of drugs for oral herpes infection.
Elements of critical thinking