Biological variables that carry increased risk for depression such as genetics and medical disease are called
a. environmental predispositions.
b. physiological determinants.
c. biological stressors.
d. biological predispositions.
Answer: d. biological predispositions.
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Prototypes refer to
A) members of a social category who best represent the attributes of that category. B) our unique personal characteristics, such as our interests, abilities, and traits. C) our perception that we belong to various social groups, such as our gender, nationality, and so on. D) the most typical attributes embodied by members that belong to a social category. E) social categories that we use to categorize people such as gender, religion, and so on.
Needs can be described as
a. physiological and psychological. c. psychological and spiritual. b. physiological and biological. d. permanent states.