The Life Event and Difficulty Schedule
A) focuses on how difficult life events are handled.
B) includes cognitive factors in its examination of the impact of life events.
C) provides a quick way to assess stress responses and coping skills.
D) provides a timeline for describing the stress response.
Question 2
Rosa comes to you for treatment of her alcohol abuse. You suspect that she might have some other Axis I
disorder as well. Why is it important for you to evaluate her Axis I status?
A) The other disorder should be treated first.
B) The co-occurrence of another mental disorder has a very significant, negative effect on likely
treatment outcome.
C) Her genetic liability may be much stronger if the alcohol abuse is the only Axis I disorder.
D) Treating another Axis I disorder, when present along with alcohol abuse, usually clears up the
excessive drinking as well.
Ernst Haeckel's Tree of Life (1879)
Electrocardiography. (a) Electrodes are placed on the patient’s chest to record the electrical event
palaeous life
Coral bleaching events are becoming more common
Half-life Formula
Evolutionary trend in plant life cycles