When making inferences about another person's negative behaviors we tend to attribute the cause to stable factors that are internal to the person

Occasionally, you see or hear things. Your friends tell you it's your imagination, but eventually, you come to think your friends are hiding something and you develop delusions of persecution to explain their behavior. This thinking leads you down the "rational path to madness." This scenario is consistent with the:

A) cognitive view. B) behavioral view. C) existential view. D) psychodynamic view.

Family members that spend most of their time together and expect to know every aspect of each other's lives are called:

A) connected. B) enmeshed. C) authoritarian. D) healthy.