A lifespan psychologist would point out that the only way to understand a patient's disorder is to understand how the individual
a. developed and changed throughout his or her life.
b. developed during the psychosexual stages of his or her life.
c. resolved conflicts in early life.
d. sees himself or herself as part of a family, a community, and a culture.
Question 2
When we compare the incidence of psychological disorders across countries and cultures, we find that
a. there is remarkable similarity in the rates of various disorders in different countries and cultures.
b. all Western countries have a similar rate of common disorders, but this is not true for developing countries.
c. developing countries have a much higher rate of psychological disorder than Western countries.
d. there are enormous differences in the rates of various disorders in different countries and cultures.
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