Despite popular misconception, stress can actually be good for you and serve positive functions. The stress that we experience in response to positive events is called __________

What is the major drawback of psychosurgery as a therapeutic technique?

a. recovery takes many weeks b. its effects are irreversible and not predictable c. it is expensive to administer d. many people find the concept offensive

According to To Catch a Coldabout stress and the immune system, the field of psychoneuroimmunology,

a branch of behavioral medicine deals with (a) the immune system of the brain, or susceptibility to developing mental illness (b) life's stressors, and psychological events that increase susceptibility to physical illness (c) the study of how dopamine and serotonin levels in the brain are correlated to disease (d) forming a vaccination for schizophrenia