The following question comes from the I Confess chapter discussing the research of Kassin and Kiechel

Greg has a Type A personality, and he just had a heart attack. He is most likely to

a. die three days later. b. resist his doctor's advice. c. be helped by stress-management therapy. d. change his personality. e. drink more alcohol and eat more red meat.

During the course of a physical exam, a physician suspects his patient may be

depressed. In order to explore this diagnostic possibility, the physician uses a "brief screening device" for depression. The doctor probably A) used the AUDIT to determine their level of depression. B) asked the patient two questions about feelings of hopelessness and feelings related to the enjoyment of activities from a two-item screening instrument. C) used the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ) to assess the degree to which the patient's depression was affecting general health. D) asked the patient to rate his degree of depression using the Checklist of Mood States (CMS).