According to Schneidman, the intense suffering of a suicidal person is a condition known as:

In the assessment of dangerousness, the Canadian-developed HCR-20 refers to:

a) The historical, clinical, and risk variables b) The hereditary, clinical and risk variables c) The historical, causal, and risk variables d) The historical, clinical, and rehabilitative variables

Fast-mapping refers to:

A. the ability to learn the meaning of a new word based on only a few instances. B. the ability to correctly reproduce the phonological form of a new word C. the phenomenon of overextension. D. the phenomenon of underextension.