What are some of the behavioral and physiological changes that occur in bereavement in adults?

What will be an ideal response?

Behavioral changes: crying, agitation and restlessness; preoccupation with the image of the deceased; social withdrawal; decreased concentration and attention; depressed mood; anxiety. Physiological changes: muscular weakness; sighing; sleep disturbances; immunological changes; endocrine changes, cardiovascular changes; and decreased body weight.

Psychology

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a. opioids b. barbiturates c. tranquilizers d. barbiturates and tranquilizers e. stimulants

Psychology

Rapid smoking is an example of a(n)

a. aversion therapy. b. booster treatment. c. target behavior. d. aversive consequence.

Psychology