Adler's primary goal was to provide a typology of personality types

According to the textbook's discussion on anxiety:

a. panic attacks are called the fear of fears because people feel that they are dying. b. in many situations it is sensible to feel anxiety, and in fact, this emotion is often adaptive. c. posttraumatic stress disorder occurs within the first two days after a trauma. d. it is unusual for a mentally healthy person to experience a panic attack.

Some researchers now believe that one of the keys to the development of schizophrenia lies in the process of synaptic pruning? Which of the following illustrates this term?

a) High levels of dopamine reduce the number of dendrites in the brain. b) Neurons selectively reduce the number of branches of their dendrites. c) Antipsychotic drugs may reduce schizophrenic symptoms but they also adversely affect the number of dendrites. d) Destruction of certain neural pathways make it possible for the brain to experience hallucinations that occurs in schizophrenia.