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Jason experienced the death of a close relative due to an act of violence. He comes to counseling to get help dealing with the grief and pain of this experience.
 
  After some time, Jason adjusts, and he demonstrates improvements in psychological functioning that exceed his level of adjustment prior to this traumatic event. This is an example of
  a. posttraumatic stress disorder .
  b. recovered wellness.
  c. posttraumatic growth.
  d. posttraumatic reversal of function.

Question 2

Psychological stressors operate on the immune system in much the same way as
 
  a. cytokines.
  b. sleep.
  c. endorphins.
  d. infectious agents.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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