Suppose that during a conversation with one of your best friends, you discover that she dislikes social psychology and your professor. You, on the other hand, like both of these things very much. Under these conditions, your relationship with your friend can be described as ________.

The illusion of invulnerability refers to the belief that:

a) one is protected from the negative consequences of risky behavior. b) that one's life is unique. c) that risky behavior carries negative consequences only for other people. d) one can always change one's risky behavior…tomorrow.

This more fully explains both health and illness better than the traditional biomedical model

a) Selye's GAS model b) Lazarus and Folkman's Psychological Model of Stress c) biopsychosocial model d) biopsychological model