After taking a medical history and examining Ted, his physician prescribes Valium. Which symptom is the physician likely to be treating with this drug?

Imagine that Sigmund Freud and Abraham Maslow are comparing notes as they both reflect on their careers. After some discussion, what point of agreement might arise from their discussions?

a) "We had similar views of human nature." b) "We tended to overemphasize genetic factors." c) "Our critics said we relied too much on case studies and a narrow selection process." d) "Our critics said we overemphasized the importance of factors outside of a person's control."

Which of the following statements about work and leisure is most accurate?

a. All developed countries except the United States guarantee workers a minimum number of weeks of paid vacation per year. b. Among middle adults across the world, the most popular leisure activity is spending time with friends. c. Among middle adults across the world, the most popular leisure activity is spending time with immediate and extended family. d. Work satisfaction is higher among those who receive vacation time, but productivity is much lower.