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Question 1

In Aaron Beck's theory of depression, the "paralysis of will" that is prominent in depression is thought to be most directly the result of
◦ insufficient positive reinforcement.
◦ an accumulation of punishments.
◦ a negative view of the future.
◦ a loss or other major life change.

Question 2

In an article on psychopathology that is assigned by your teacher, the author argues that genetic predispositions make a person vulnerable to a psychological disorder, but psychological stress is necessary for the disorder to develop fully. This perspective is best characterized as
◦ psychodynamic.
◦ cognitive.
◦ interactionist.
◦ behavioral.
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