Over the past year, Lauren has repeatedly experienced symptoms that she believes indicate a heart attack, sending her to the emergency room complaining of dizziness, inability to catch her breath, and heart palpitations. She tells her parents she is afraid she's going to die, although doctors have found nothing physically wrong. From her symptoms, it is likely that Lauren is experiencing:
A)asthma attacks.
B)dissociative episodes.
C)manic episodes.
D)panic attacks.

Differential Association Theory is the correct answer.

The Differential Association Theory was developed by Edwin Sutherland. It suggests that the more a person hangs around people who present deviant behaviors, more likely he/she is of choosing the criminal path, as well. Thus, If Charmaine is surrounded by the majority of teens who steal and approve of this behavior, more likely she is of acting the same way.  

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Many citizens check social media more then anything else and get their information from social media

Sharonda's behavior aligns with the acceptance stage of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s stages of grief model, where an individual has acknowledged their impending death, accepted it as a reality, and focuses on enjoying the remaining time.

Sharonda's behavior in response to her declining health best fits the final stage of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s stages of grief model, which is acceptance. This model outlines five stages that individuals tend to experience when facing their own death or the death of someone else. These stages are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and finally, acceptance.

The acceptance stage is characterized by coming to terms with the reality of death, viewing it as a natural and inevitable part of life, and making the most of the remaining time. In this stage, individuals often seek to spend quality time with loved ones and settle their affairs. Thus Sharonda spending quality time with her children signifies her reaching the stage of acceptance of her situation.

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The stage of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s stages of grief model that Sharonda's behavior best fits is Acceptance.

Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s stages of grief model consists of five stages: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. Sharonda's decision to spend quality time with her children and those she loves indicates that she has come to terms with her situation and is accepting of it.

In the Acceptance stage, individuals often find a sense of peace and can make the most of the time they have, which seems to be the case with Sharonda. She is not in denial of her health, nor is she expressing anger, attempting to bargain, or showing signs of depression.

Answer:

Lawrence Kohlberg

Explanation:

The theory of moral development is Kohlberg's best known. His theory, like Piaget's, is universalist. It does not affirm the universality of norms, but rather the structures that allow the application of norms in precise contexts and provide criteria for moral judgment. Believes that through an interactive process, all human beings have the capacity to achieve full moral competence, as measured by the paradigm of autonomous morality, or, as Kohlberg prefers, that of post-conventional morality.

Answer:

Empathy

Explanation:

Probably Beth thinks of herself or someone she loves being in the same situation of the homeless man. Maybe she thinks that if she was in that situation she would like someone to buy a sandwich for her. Feeling empathy is putting ourselves in others´ shoes.

It is important to mention that Beth is on her way into work, there is a possibility that Beth is thankful for having a job and THAT influences her empathy.

Answer:

Explanation:

The Bureau of consumer Protection will take action against Fournotts Corp.  The Federal Trade Commissions Bureau of Consumer protection works for the consumer to protect the consumers from deception, fraud and unfair business practises in the marketplace. It collects complaints, conducts investigations and sued the companies that break the law. It also frames to educate the consumers and businesses about their rights and maintains a neutral marketplace.

Answer:

The general name for the person with this social role in South American indigenous cultures is a shaman.

Explanation:

Shamanism is the name for the set of beliefs that is common among South American indigenous cultures. A shaman is a figure in the community who can speak with spirits and other supernatural forces in the environment. They often use substances like ayahuascar in the jungle regions or perform rites like the pachamama ceremony in Andean cultures. These are practices that are found locally as a part of their rites of purification and purging and appeasing transcendental energies.

Answer: prosecutorial waiver

Explanation:

Its the answer

Answer:

The correct answer is Moratorium status.

Explanation:

In developmental psychology terms the Moratorium status is defined as a status in which an individual is in thi midst of a crisis in which commitments are not entirely decided or there are no commitments at all, but in this crisis the individual is actually exploring alternatives. In Chad's case, he's exactly in this situation, the decision he's about to take are vaguely decided but he's decided to make a decision, therefore he is in a Moratorium status.

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

The given statement is true.

The term parole is a French term meaning spoken words and also promise. This term is generally used to describe the early release of a convict. Parole or a release to a prisoner is given to those who agree to withstand by certain conditions. This term became popular during the Middle Ages and used when the prisoners were given freedom from prison in return for their words to the authority. Therefore, when a parolee violated any condition or fail to stand on his/her words, he/she was put in prison again and this administrative act came to be known as the Parole revocation. In this way, the given statement is true.

Answer:

Explanation:

She will not perform well in her exam because her mental strength is not up to the mark in that scenario. When heart starts pounding, the sugar level will automatically starts decreasing. As a result, a person will lose his/her confidence level.

It is illegal to follow a fire response vehicle at a distance closer than 500 feet or to stop your vehicle within a block of such a vehicle responding to a fire alarm. This is due to potential hazards and uncertainty that could occur. It's best to stop moving and allow the vehicle to pass.

Following a fire response vehicle at a distance closer than 500 feet or stopping your vehicle within a block of a fire response vehicle that is responding to a fire alarm is illegal. This law is in place due to the uncertainty over whether a serious fire or hazard awaits after an alarm and the potential for extreme physical danger. For example, if you are following too closely or stopping too close to a fire vehicle, you could obstruct their path or create additional safety hazards, which can hinder their response to the emergency.

In these situations, you should stop moving and become stationary till it passes by. Running toward or alongside the ambulance is not advisable as it can lead to accidents and pose safety issues, for both you and the response team.

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Following a fire response vehicle at a distance closer than 500 feet or stopping your vehicle within a block of a fire response vehicle that is responding to a fire alarm is illegal.

It is illegal to follow a fire response vehicle closer than 500 feet.

Answer:

She has not yet developed object permanence

Explanation:

A baby develops object permanences when he or she realizes that objects continue to exist even if they are not visible in a specific moment. In this question, Justin's daughter does not yet recognize the existence of the rattle whe she is not playing with it.

She will probably develop object permanence very soon because according to most studies, object permancen develop in kids between 4 and 7 months of age.

Answer:Diary research method

Explanation:

Diary method is a research in which qualitative information can be obtained through letting research participants write down about their everyday experiences(based on what is being researched) in a diary or journal studies

This method is mostly useful because participate may be more comfortable to write at their own private space than to be asked questions through an interview.

However this is dependent on an individual's commitment to write everyday constantly which may be an issue for most participants.

Answer:A cooperative business

Explanation:

A cooperative business is a business owned jointly by individuals who are responsible for its products and service use. The owners has an aim of gaining certainly advantages such as enhancing the bargaining power of its members

It also help the business operates at a lower cost whilst opening up new opportunities.

Answer:

Diagnosis

Explanation:

The psychology and the medication are of two different areas to describe in different terms. The medication treatment was passed from practitioners to their students in the form of oral traditional treatment. It was not mattered that someone knows about the treatment or not and how it worked.

There is some particular situation was mention in which some specific treatment was applied to disease to cure. The illness was linked with the cure, so with the medication, the symptoms diagnosis also related to the treatment. First of all the symptoms of the disease identified then cured those symptoms with medication or psychotherapies. Thus psychologist is concerned with the diagnosis.

Answer:

The correct answer is: cultivation theory

Explanation:

Cultivation theory, composed by G. Gerbner, studies the long-term effects that television and media has on the audience, specifically on the viewer's attitudes. The main idea of the cultivation theory goes around the notion that TV viewers cultivate attitudes believing that the world created (or reproduced) by TV programs is an accurate depiction of the real world, influencing perceptions of the audience.  

The salesman has tried to influence you via the That-not all technique .

Explanation:

The "That's Not All" technique is being used by marketers to Convincing potential clients, who are reluctant to buy a product. A demand is required and another argument is stressed before an individual is asked to comply with the request.

So you can, for example:

The increments can be specific but each individual can surprise and delight. This can also benefit if the final increase is particularly desirable.

Answer:

Congress did not have the power to tax.

Explanation:

The Article of Confederation was written during the war efforts of American colonists against the British crown in 1777. It gave the young nation the name "The United States of America". Although it gave states sovereign power and the Congress having the power to make alliances and maintained armed forces but Congress lacked the power to tax. The fear that central power would lead to exploitation of states kept the Congress weak until the constitution of the United States was formed.

Answer:

Foot-in-the-door technique.

Explanation:

This technique involves having an individual do something small so that, in the long game, you manage to convince them of doing something bigger. In this case, wearing a button that says "adopt a dog today" would be a small feat to accomplish. After some weeks of wearing that, you ask this same person to adopt a dog. In this scenario, you would have greater chances of convincing them if they wore the button.

Answer:

Unconscious wish fulfillment theory.

Explanation:

According to the unconscious wish fulfillment hypothesis of Sigmund Freud, the dreams are the manifestation of the unconscious desires and aspirations of the person that they are unable to accomplish in their real life or that they think they would never have (Freud, 1961)

Answer:

Option b

Explanation:

According to the Labeling theory, the behavior of the people is identified and reflected by the ways people how they are being labeled by others.

This theory has its association with criminal sociology and deviance.

This theory reflects on the fact that the behavior of the people is influenced negatively by the ways that people label them as deviant.

Deviance can be defined as the behavior that results in the violation of the norms of the society social norms, and serves as a rule of adequate seriousness to warrant dissatisfaction from most of society.

Thus it follows that option B complies with the interpretation of the deviance.

Answer:    D. Anticipates events

Explanation:  Classical conditioning is actually a type of learning where a conditioned stimulus, one given under a condition, elicits some unconditional stimulation and becomes associated with that unconditioned stimulus after several repetitions. That unconditional stimulus, prior to these repetitions of conditioned stimuli, had nothing to do. After several repetitions of the conditional stimulus, a conjunction of the conditioned and unconditioned stimulus occurs, whereby the unconditioned stimulus becomes a behavioural response called a conditional response.

In other words, conditioned learning achieves connection, that is, association / associative learning of, previously, unrelated stimuli, and then a certain association is obtained, that is, a response to a particular stimulus. Therefore, conditioning that encourages associative learning acquires learned connections and associations that can predict events, which are actually learned responses to particular stimuli.

Classical conditioning is a learning process where an individual learns to link two or more stimuli and anticipate events. This was illustrated in Pavlov's dog experiment, where dogs learned to associate the sound of a bell with food and that sound alone could induce salivation, a conditioned response.

Classical conditioning is the type of learning in which a person links two or more stimuli and anticipates events. This psychological concept was made famous by Ivan Pavlov's dog experiment where he paired the natural reflex of salivating in response to food with the sound of a bell. After repeated pairing, the dogs began to salivate at the sound of the bell alone, anticipating the presence of food. This is an example of a conditioned response, learned through classical conditioning.

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In the Mayflower Compact, those who signed it, also agreed to the creation of a society that would preserve order and to help them reach their goals. They agreed to create several laws, offices and constitutions that would aid the common good. They also agreed that the laws they created would be supreme and agreed to abide by them.

Answer: the object to rotate at a constant rate the angular velocity.

Explanation: The torque is the force that a body experiences that causes it rotate around a fixed point. The net torque also referred to as the total total torque causes an object to rotate at a constant rate with a given angular acceleration. The torque is measured about a given rotational axis.

Answer:

net exports; increase                

Explanation:

          A currency peg means to stabilize the exchange rate between two countries. Currency peg is the country's exchange rate policy where it attaches the rate of exchange of that country to the other country's script.

          In the context, when China pegs its currency Yuan to the U.S. dollar, the real wages will fall in China while the inflation rate rises and hence the current account of China increases.

         As a result, the net exports of China increases which increases the aggregated demand in the real GDP.

Therefore the answer is  ---

net exports; increase      

Answer:

A. Occurs more often in routine, physically demanding jobs.

Explanation:

Answer:

variable-interval

Explanation:

Types of reinforcement schedules:

1. Fixed-ratio schedule.

2. Fixed-interval schedule.

3. Variable-ratio schedule.

4. Variable-interval schedule.

Variable-interval schedule: The variable-interval schedule is a reinforcement schedule of operant conditioning. In this type of schedule, a response is being awarded when an incalculable time has been passed. It produces a steady and slow response rate.

In the question above, the given statement represents the variable-interval reinforcement schedule.

The small-town radio disc jockey's announcement of the jackpot money uses a variable ratio reinforcement schedule.

The correct reinforcement schedule that best describes the situation with the small-town radio disc jockey announcing the jackpot money is the variable ratio reinforcement schedule.

In a variable ratio reinforcement schedule, the reinforcement (winning the jackpot) occurs after an unpredictable number of responses (guesses). This type of schedule is commonly used in gambling because it leads to high and steady response rates with little pause after reinforcement, keeping individuals engaged and hoping for the next big win.

The variable ratio schedule is known to be most resistant to extinction, making it addictive and difficult to stop the behavior. This is why people keep trying their luck and hoping that the next time they will win the jackpot.

Answer:

The answer is evolutionary and cultural, respectively.

Explanation:

Evolutionary theorists assume that most of our behaviours are a result of evolution. In regard to aggression, some studies show that hostile behaviours might have increased the chances for human survival in the past.

Cultural theorists claim that a person's attitudes are a result of social interactions (they are reinforced or discouraged).

Evolutionary psychologists believe that gender differences in aggression are rooted in historical roles of men as hunters and protectors, requiring aggression, while social role theorists argue that these differences are due to social norms and gender role socialization.

One explanation for gender differences in aggression, held by evolutionary psychologists, is that throughout history, men were more likely to engage in hunting and protecting, roles that often required physical aggression. On the other hand, the notion that socialization is key, with men being encouraged to take on roles that prioritize physical aggression, is supported by social role theorists.

Support for the evolutionary perspective comes from the observation that men, throughout history and across various cultures, have commonly taken on roles necessitating aggression, such as defense, hunting, and fighting, to fulfill their duties successfully. This evolutionary explanation posits that such behavior may have been advantageous for ancestral men in securing resources, status, and mates, and these traits have been passed down through generations.

In contrast, the social role theory proposed by Eagly and others suggests that aggression in males is largely due to societal norms and gender role socialization, where men and women are taught to conform to culturally specific expectations. This theory points out that the observed gender differences in aggression are socially constructed and reinforced through upbringing and societal influence, rather than being solely an outcome of biological evolution.