Eliana is at a party and begins to feel uncomfortable that s…

Eliana is at a party and begins to feel uncomfortable that she is not safe there. Several of the guys have been trying to get her to go upstairs with them alone, and keep offering her more drinks. As she discerns that her safety is at risk in this situation, her heart rate increases, she finds she cannot concentrate on conversations, and she simply leaves as quickly as she possibly can. Eliana was experiencing

A researcher randomly assigns young women with anorexia to o…

A researcher randomly assigns young women with anorexia to one of two groups. Participants in group A receive psychotherapy and drug treatments; participants in group B receive attention (but no therapy) and a sugar pill. The researcher then compares participants in the two groups on relief of anorexia symptoms. This is an example of a(n):

Mrs. B. tells her psychologist, “I cannot leave a certain re…

Mrs. B. tells her psychologist, “I cannot leave a certain region around my home without having terrible fears. I am terribly worried when I am in a car or bus. I am afraid I will have another one of those terrifying experiences.” What disorder does Mrs. B. probably have and what experience is she talking about?

Nicole feels like she is completely without talent and has n…

Nicole feels like she is completely without talent and has nothing to offer the world. She is sure other people see her as a failure and a waste. She doesn’t see any future for herself since she believes these things. These three beliefs about herself, her world view, and her future illustrate that Nicole has a risk factor for depression known as the