Cultural anthropologists have recognized many different cultural concepts of distress that, in some cases,
a. appear to be unique to specific cultures.
b. appear to be caused by the presence of outsiders in the culture.
c. look similar but have very different causes than Western disorders.
d. resemble very closely disorders listed in the DSM-5.
Question 2
Current theories regarding the evolutionary significance of anxiety and fear suggest that
a. anxiety is viewed as often adaptive, but fear is not.
b. fear is viewed as often adaptive, but anxiety is not.
c. both emotional responses are adaptive in some circumstances.
d. neither emotional response is considered to be adaptive under any circumstances.
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