When Mrs. Broadwell heard the news that her father had died, she felt numbness and disbelief. She was not certain that the nurse was correct in her assessment. Mrs. Broadwell is in which phase of the grieving process?

Ted hears voices that tell him to bomb the school library. He is experiencing

a. delusions. c. flat affect. b. compulsions. d. hallucinations.

Which of the following is true?

A. Current evidence suggests that women as opposed to men are much more likely to make accurate eyewitness identifications. B. Current evidence suggests that men as opposed to women are much more likely to make accurate eyewitness identifications. C. Current evidence suggests that neither gender is superior to the other with regard to making accurate eyewitness identifications. D. None of the above is true as surprisingly, researchers have not yet investigated this topic.