________ is the area of study that is comparable to behavioral medicine

Nicholas believes that if he works hard and makes a good impression during the interview, he will get the job he wants. Later he found out that the interviewer's nephew "earned" the job instead

Nicholas' belief that life should turn out the way we want is an example of ________. a. myth of causation b. rationalization c. overgeneralization d. tyranny of shoulds

According to Horwitz, et al. (1998), mothers with high levels of stress, who worked more than 15 hours a week outside of the home, and who had negative attitudes toward medical care providers, were:

a. more likely to have their child vaccinated. b. more likely to have children with serious injuries. c. more likely to have an infant die to SIDS. d. more likely to have a child with a chronic illness.