Which of the following is not generally studied by cognitive psychologists?

Joel had both of his parents pass away in the past two months. He recently quit his job to take a new job in a different town. Just after taking the new job, he found out that his wife was leaving him for another man

Now he is balancing a new job along with visiting his 3 children and trying to gather the money to purchase a house. He is doing this without the help of his parents, who he used to rely heavily on. According to research on the SRRS __________ a) Joel has a 10% chance of a significant illness in the next 2 years. b) Joel has a 20% chance of a significant illness in the next 2 years. c) Joel has a 50% chance of a significant illness in the next 2 years d) Joel has an 80% chance of a significant illness in the next 2 years

A psychologist compares the records of 100 individuals who received the diagnosis of depression when they were children with the records of 100 individuals who received the diagnosis when they were adults. What is the psychologist likely to find?

a) There is little difference in the outcomes of the two forms of depression. b) Childhood depression predicts a faster recurrence of depression than does adult depression. c) Symptoms experienced during childhood are quite different compared to symptoms in adulthood. d) Depression in childhood is typically a reaction to the changes of adolescence; therefore, it is not as serious as adult depression.