When the difference between any two consecutive measurements on a measurement scale are equal, no matter where on the number line they fall, but you can't identify if one data point is twice the value of another, you are using what measurement

In which of the following situations would an individual with schizophrenia be most likely to experience hallucinations?

a. sitting on a busy subway train b. sitting in a classroom full of students when the professor is eliciting class participation c. sitting in an empty waiting room d. sitting on a swing in the middle of a crowded playground

Regarding the relationship between stress and long-term health, which of the following statements is FALSE?

a. Disaster, depression, and sorrow often precede illness. b. Positive life changes have not been shown to make one more susceptible to illnesses or accidents. c. Stressful events can reduce the body's natural defenses against disease. d. Holmes and Rahe developed the first rating scale to estimate the health hazards one faces when stresses add up.