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James worries a great deal about his school performance and his health even though he is on the honor role and has no known health problems. For the last ten months, he has been constantly worried and experiences a lot of physiological arousal. Which anxiety disorder is James likely to be diagnosed with?

Questions 19, 20, and 21 are based upon the following fact pattern. Paul and Paula own a home adjacent to a golf course. One of the fairways of the golf course adjoins their backyard area. One day, Paul and Paula were relaxing on chase lounges next to their pool located in their backyard. Sam was golfing on the golf course and hit an errant shot that left the fairway and traveled into Paul and Paula’s backyard. The golf ball struck Paul in the head. The golf ball then bounced off Paul’s head and struck Paula’s sunhat knocking it off her head. While the golf ball did not strike Paula’s body, it startled her causing her to fall off of her chase lounge. As a result of the fall, Paula’s arm was broken. If Paul asserts a claim against Sam for assault and battery, the most likely result will be:

Monk, a 35-year old man with some experience as a truck driver, own a lumber truck. One day he set out driving his truck, heavily loaded with lumber, down a mountain road. Sitting next to Monk in the passenger seat was Sloan, his 19-year old helper. During the course of the trip, when the truck was going down a long hill, the brakes on the truck failed. Monk shouted to Sloan to jump, but the teenager refused to do so and instead shouted by back to Monk that he should try to steer the truck down the hill. Monk then opened the door on the passenger side of the truck and pushed Sloan out of the truck. Sloan suffered a broken leg and was rushed to the hospital where Sloan was treated for his injury. As Sloan was recovering, the nurse confused Sloan’s chart with the chart of the female patient in the room next to Sloan. The nurse gave Sloan a fertility pill that rendered Sloan sterile. If Sloan sues Monk to recover damages for his sterility, Sloan will:

Questions 3 and 4 are based upon the following fact pattern: Bonnie was sitting on her front porch watching her husband, Henry, mow the front yard. Chet, who hates Henry but is a friend of Bonnie’s, whose presence is known to Chet, draws a pistol and threatens to kill Henry. Bonnie, who is pregnant, suffers severe emotional distress as a result of the trauma and soon afterward has a miscarriage. In an action by Bonnie against Chet for mental anguish resulting in her miscarriage, Bonnie will:

Questions 19, 20, and 21 are based upon the following fact pattern. Paul and Paula own a home adjacent to a golf course. One of the fairways of the golf course adjoins their backyard area. One day, Paul and Paula were relaxing on chase lounges next to their pool located in their backyard. Sam was golfing on the golf course and hit an errant shot that left the fairway and traveled into Paul and Paula’s backyard. The golf ball struck Paul in the head. The golf ball then bounced off Paul’s head and struck Paula’s sunhat knocking it off her head. While the golf ball did not strike Paula’s body, it startled her causing her to fall off of her chase lounge. As a result of the fall, Paula’s arm was broken. If Paula asserts a claim against Sam for assault and battery, the most likely result will be:

Mindfulness referes to

John lives in a nice quiet neighborhood that is safe. He is happily married and earns enough money from his job at the bank to provide for his family. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs would suggest that next he will be pursing his need for ______________?

Questions 6 and 7 are based on the following fact pattern. Abe, Buck and Charlie were three friends who often bowled together. The three friends often made a friendly wager on each game with the second and third place finishers having to buy a beer for the winner of the game. In the first game played, Abe appeared to have bowled a strike as all 10 pins were knocked down. However, Buck accused Abe of having fouled by having his foot cross the line. Abe denied fouling and wanted to write down a strike on his score card. Buck, however, refused and instead wrote a score of zero (0) on Abe’s score card. Buck then went to bowl his frame and as Buck turned his back, Abe approached Buck from behind with a bowling ball in his hand. Charlie saw Abe raised the bowling ball above his own head as if threatening to strike Buck in the back of the head with the bowling ball. Buck did not see Abe approaching as his back was turned. But Charlie was Abe’s actions. Charlie could have easily warned Buck but remained silent. Abe did, in fact, strike Buck in the back of the head causing Buck physical injury. Assume for the purpose of this question only that Charlie suffered nervous shock at witnessing Abe’s attack on Buck. Charlie was overcome by shame and humiliation and now constantly broods over the incident. If Charlie asserts an action for the intentional infliction of emotional distress against Abe, Charlie will:

Barb and her boyfriend, Mark, were having dinner at the Green Garden Chinese Restaurant when Barb excused herself to use the restroom. The restaurant was owned and operated by Wong. As Barb was walking past a table she slipped and fell on an eggroll that was lying on the floor. Barb was injured due to the fall. If Barb asserts a claim against Wong for the injuries she suffered from the fall, she will most likely:

What is a person’s genetic makeup referred to?