The beginning of the chapter has Philip Manhards description of his
experience in these words: "I dwelt on the good things. I refused to succumb to self-pity. I'd go back and relive the happiest moments." He was describing how he coped with
a) learning he had cancer.
b) undergoing delicate heart surgery.
c) the death of his wife in a car accident.
d) solitary confinement as a prisoner in Vietnam.
d
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a. unwarranted pessimism. b. an increased need to sleep. c. periods of extreme elation. d. major depressive disorder with seasonal pattern. e. a loss of contact with reality.
Because each form of iodopsin is most sensitive to light in
roughly the red, green, or blue region, the three types of cones fire nerve impulses at different rates to produce various color sensations, according to which theory of color vision? a. gate-control b. opponent-process c. primary stage d. trichromatic