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Scenario II
Use the scenario to answer the question below.The scenario introduces material from the following publications:
Bowlby,J.(1969/1982) .Attachment and loss,Vol.1: Attachment.New York: Basic Books.
Preckel,K. ,Scheele,D. ,Eckstein,M. ,Maier,W. ,& Hurlemann,R.(2015) .The influence of oxytocin on volitional and emotional ambivalence.Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience,10(7) ,987-993.doi:10.1093/scan/nsu147
Catherine is a college freshman who is shocked at the intensity of the jealousy expressed by her roommate's boyfriend.Interested in understanding the relationship between Tara and Will,she becomes fascinated to learn in introductory psychology that jealousy has been studied from a variety of perspectives.She goes to the library and begins researching this topic.
-(Scenario II) Other psychological theorists point to the consequences of jealousy as the reason for its continued occurrence.Catherine tends to agree.Every time Will goes into a jealous rage when Tara wants to hang out with her friends,Tara capitulates and stays home with him instead.Consistent with a _____ approach to psychology,Catherine believes that Tara is _____ her boyfriend's jealousy.

• A)cognitive;construing
• B)behavioural;reinforcing
• C)humanistic;actualizing
• D)evolutionary;selecting

Recognize the factors contributing to genetic diversity and speciation in island populations.

Explain the concepts of behavioral isolation and its role in speciation.

Understand how environmental changes can lead to speciation.

Describe the process and importance of chromosomal rearrangements in speciation.

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Definitions:

Healthcare

A service or system that provides medical care and treatment to individuals in order to maintain or improve their health.

Equality

Equality refers to the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities, an important principle in social justice and law.

Impairment

A reduction in physical, mental, or emotional function or capacity.

Social Model

A framework that views disability not as an individual's medical condition but as a result of societal barriers and attitudes.