In the second stage of grief, people tend to
a) reach the accommodation stage where they pick up the pieces of their lives and construct new identities.
b) avoid the reality of the situation through denial.
c) fully experience grief and acknowledge the reality that the separation from the dead person is permanent.
d) avoid the situation by carrying on with usual routines of life.
c
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Which of the following are TRUE of stress-induced analgesia in veterans
a. when veterans with PTSD are exposed to "combat stimuli," they show reduced sensitivity to pain b. stress-induced analgesia results from tiggering endorphins c. administration of an opiate agonist blocks stress-incued analgesia in veterans with PTSD d. some of the above e. all of the above
At a very early age, children act and talk as though everything is interconnected
This is called (a) conservation (b) syncretism (c) solipsism (d) accommodation (e) assimilation