Cross-cultural studies of schizophrenia indicate that
a. rates of schizophrenia are fairly constant across cultures.
b. the incidence of schizophrenia shows variability across cultures.
c. visual hallucinations do not show cultural variability.
d. schizophrenic symptoms are learned behavior.
e. schizophrenia is absent in some cultures.
b. the incidence of schizophrenia shows variability across cultures.
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Research suggests that
A) identity is more important for successful romantic relationships than for friendships. B) identity is more important for successful friendships than romantic relationships. C) the development of identity can not be fully completed until one develops a close romantic relationship. D) the development of identity and intimacy are closely linked throughout adolescence, facilitating positive relationships with both friends and romantic partners.
A particular challenge faced by members of minority groups is that they may have the interests, desire, and talents to succeed in a specific career but have to contend with
A) poorly-trained guidance counselors. B) transferring academic skills to the work environment. C) discrimination or other barriers in educational or job opportunities. D) the temptation to change careers several times.