Abraham Maslow envisioned people's motives as forming a pyramid. The first needs to be satisfied (the foundation) were ____________needs

Julius Segal, a psychologist who worked with Holocaust survivors, wrote that a key element in their recovery was ________

a. compassion; that is, healing brought about by helping others. b. trying to put the horror-filled images out of their minds. c. reliving their emotions, over and over again. d. imagining revenge against those who supported Hitler.

In typologies proposed by Hippocrates and Galen, sanguine people were thought to be

a. optimistic. b. irritable. c. depressed. d. calm.