Legal definitions of stalking vary across the United States. However, relational stalking typically becomes a crime when __________
a. it poses a real threat and the target fears for his or her safety
b. the target fears for his or her life but there is no real threat
c. the target is not afraid but there is a credible threat
d. the target becomes enraged or suicidal
a
You might also like to view...
Opposites attract." "Birds of a feather flock together." These aphorisms are:
a) theories b) hypotheses c) variables d) operational definitions
Marian is a college freshman who is so critical of herself that
she feels like she is a failure when she makes a B on an assignment rather than her usual A. She is so terrified of making mistakes that she kept rewriting an essay during class so many times that she did not finish it. Marian is now worried "sick" that she will make a "bad" grade on this essay. According to your textbook, Marian would best be described having a. a low score on neuroticism. b. severe test anxiety. c. maladaptive perfectionism. d. the "freshman college jitters."