A medication that has consistently-proven to be a preventive treatment of "classic" bipolar disorder is ____

According to Erikson, who among the following is most likely to face a conflict between identity and confusion?

Lee, an 8-year-old who wins the spelling bee competition in his school Anjali, a 25-year-old who receives admission into her desired college for a postgraduate program Teena, a 14-year-old who joins a new school after her family's relocation from California to Texas Trevor, a 68-year-old retired military policeman who decides to spend the rest of his life as a pilgrim

For social psychologists, the likely explanation of the mass suicide at Jonestown was

a. members of the cult were mentally unstable or clinically depressed. b. the cult leader used hypnotism or drugs to coerce his followers into obedience. c. processes that could ensnare almost any healthy person. d. the open, welcoming nature of the cult that made members feel it was safe to obey their leader.