I have to worry about the future. It's always been a good strategy. If I worry, I'm able to avoid problems and negative consequences. It's kind of like trouble-shooting.
A statement of this sort would most likely come from someone who has
A) obsessive-compulsive disorder.
B) a social anxiety disorder.
C) post-traumatic stress disorder.
D) generalized anxiety disorder.
Question 2
A psychologist designs a study to investigate the effect of diaphragmatic breathing on test anxiety. After recruiting test-anxious subjects, the researcher splits the group so that two equivalent groups are created.
One group is taught the method of breathing and asked to use it before taking a verbal memory test, while the other group is not taught the technique. After scoring the tests and conducting a statistical test, the researcher finds that the group that received the training significantly outperformed the other group. In this design, the test scores for each group would be
A) an example of a correlational outcome.
B) the independent variable.
C) the dependent variable.
D) considered random.
a) Shift your weight at the end of your reach. b) Avoid overreaching.
Oatmeal and other whole grain cereals are good sources of carbohydrates to start your morning off
Nuts are also a good source of B group vitamins (including folate), and vitamin E
Eating a variety of foods from all food groups is the best strategy to meet your daily mineral needs
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