The ______________ of a disorder is the total proportion of people in a given population who have been affected by the disorder at some point during their lives

"It was stupid to walk downtown at night, but I always seem to make poor decisions. I guess I just don't have any sense," Lyle said after being mugged. Nat, who was also mugged, said, "If the police would do their job, this wouldn't have happened.". If these comments reflect Nat's and Lyle's usual way of thinking, we should expect:

a. Nat will develop more stress-related problems in middle age and die younger b. Nat will develop more stress-related problems in middle age, but life span will not be affected c. Lyle will develop more stress-related problems in middle age and die younger d. Lyle will develop more stress-related problems in middle age, but life span will not be affected

Regarding the sensory abilities of humans, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. Our sensory receptors do not transduce all of the energies they encounter. b. Many types of stimuli cannot be sensed directly because we lack sensory receptors to transduce the energy. c. Some sense receptors transduce only part of their target energy range. d. Because our sense organs are able to convert one kind of energy into another, they are known as feature detectors.