In the Victorian era, women were considered to be temptresses

Mary is a graduate student studying to be a psychologist The schooling is quite rigorous, and the academic pressures are high. For some reason, the competition between classmates is intense. Mary's overall attitude, however, is that of a positive outlook. She believes that she will finish school soon and will do well in the process. She also expects that she will learn how to be a successful psychologist. Based on this scenario, Mary seems to demonstrate the quality of _____, which has been shown to somehow buffer the effects of stress and illness.

a) the Type D behavior pattern b) cheerfulness c) optimism d) the Type A behavior pattern

Differences in intensity are the basis for the perception of pitch

Indicate whether the statement is true or false