Joaquina, a 17-year-old, has always been raised in the Catholic Church. Recently, she has been questioning the Catholic faith and has been going with a group of friends to a Lutheran church youth group
Joaquina's questions about her parents' religious beliefs characterize her as being
a. identity diffused. c. identity achieved.
b. in a state of moratorium. d. foreclosed.
b
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A) one-tailed because the study is only interested in whether the exercise increases health. B) one-tailed because the study only looks at the effects of exercise and does not consider other factors. C) two-tailed because the study will have to involve both healthy and unhealthy people. D) two-tailed because no direction for any observed difference has been predicted.
Antipsychotics (both conventional and atypical) are most appropriately used in the treatment of bipolar disorders
a. when patients are exhibiting symptoms of severe depression b. at the beginning of drug treatment when patients are exhibiting symptoms of mania c. after manic symptoms have been reduced with lithium, in order to prevent a subsequent switch into depression d. none of the above would be appropriate