Unexpressed anger can lead to headaches, ulcers, depression, high blood pressure, and an increased risk of heart disease

For medical insurance and research on dependency, a person is usually considered frail if he or she is unable to perform three of the activities of daily living

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

Cole is a high-school junior. He is openly gay. Deep down, he has internalized the stereotype that gay men are not athletic

The resulting anxiety sometimes impairs Cole's performance on the school's hockey team even though he is actually a fairly good athlete. Cole's example illustrates: a) stereotype suppression. b) stereotype threat. c) the fundamental attribution error. d) cognitive dissonance.