Encouraging individuals to think of obsessions without allowing them to engage in compulsive behavior is the gist of the _____ technique

Lucy is a hard-working student in her sophomore year at a large university. Her friends can't understand how Lucy eats so much, yet gains no weight. Her weight is normal, she eats meals, and is generally personable

Her friends do find it weird that she always has to go to the bathroom after a meal, but Lucy just says she has weak bladder. What her friends do not know is that Lucy also eats 4,000-6,000 calories in one sitting at least two times a week. After gorging herself, she then vomits all of it back up. She would best be described as suffering from a. diabetes. b. a low blood-sugar level. c. anorexia nervosa. d. bulimia nervosa. e. All of the above are correct.

With regard to Kohlberg's stages, individuals in village societies

A) progress through the stages more quickly than those in industrialized nations. B) advance to higher levels than those in industrialized nations. C) rarely move beyond Stage 3. D) usually reach Stage 5 by early adulthood.