When in college, Kayla and Marie went on a road trip during their summer break. At one point during the trip, Kayla, who was driving, looked down to check her phone and, when she looked up, realized she had crossed over the center line of the road.
She quickly tried to readjust her steering, but the car veered off the road and into a ditch. Kayla emerged from the car relatively unhurt, but Marie, who was not wearing her seatbelt, was paralyzed. Now, 10 years later, Kalya still has guilt and anxiety about the event, and her health is deteriorating. Kayla is suffering from ________. a) post-traumatic stress disorder
b) an inability to forgive herself
c) a lack of social support
d) loneliness
Question 2
Arthur was a Navy Seal for decades and was often involved in dangerous missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other war-ravaged countries.
Arthur is now retired, but each night he wakes up sweating after having intensely vivid dreams of his missions, the suffering and deaths of causalities, and the deaths of his fellow soldiers. Arthur is experiencing a) post-traumatic stress disorder.
b) coping skill deficiency disorder.
c) loneliness and a lack of social support.
d) self-identification difficulties.
These adolescents have just graduated and look forward to moving on from high school and adolesence
Schools IN for Summer
Surgical needle shapes: (A) taper point; (B) cutting point.
The leaky-barrel model: a settling-point model of eating and body weight homeostasis.
Two-point discrimination
Summer squash exhibiting various fruit-shape phenotypes, including disc, long, and sphere