MDMA, more commonly known as _____, works primarily by affecting the availability of the neurotransmitter _____

The principles of feeling good about ourselves, and feeling accepted and approved of by others underlies person-centered therapy, which was developed by __________

a. Fritz Perls b. Rollo May c. Carl Rogers d. Alfred Adler

Linda's boss knocks on her door, saying he needs to speak to her about a performance concern. Her heart rate accelerates, and she feels flushed and nervous. This situation is an example of

a) the alarm reaction. b) exhaustion. Consider This: This is often known as fight-or-flight. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint c) natural immunological reaction. Consider This: This is often known as fight-or-flight. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint d) resistance. Consider This: This is often known as fight-or-flight. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint