Dave's wife suggests that he talk to a doctor because of his inability to cope with criticism. The doctor suggests that Dave's problem represents the expression of a repressed, unresolved,internal conflict buried in his unconscious mind that has its roots in Dave's childhood. This view is typical of the ______ model of abnormality.

Tamara has lived away from home for several years and works as a critical care nurse at a local hospital

Tamara, her husband, and her coworkers believe she is a caring and nurturing person, yet her mother still sees Tamara as a selfish and immature teenager. Her mother's perception is an example of: a. self-concept. b. Self-Presentation: How (and How Much) We Show. c. obsolete information. d. symptomatic information.

According to Erikson, the crisis in a developmental stage is

A) like a fever, and when it breaks the crisis is resolved successfully. B) like a butterfly coming out of a cocoon, transformed. C) like an elephant stampeding from the herd, going on its own. D) like an international crisis, in which defenses are mobilized.