An Individual Develops Somatic Symptom Disorder After a Near-Fatal Car

question 148

Multiple Choice

An individual develops somatic symptom disorder after a near-fatal car crash. The diagnosis is:

• A) unlikely to be either somatization pattern or predominant pain pattern.
• B) about equally likely to be somatization pattern or predominant pain pattern.
• C) more likely to be somatization pattern than predominant pain pattern.
• D) less likely to be somatization pattern than predominant pain pattern.

Compare and contrast different theories of group development.

Analyze the impact of cohesion on group performance.

Apply concepts of group cohesion to various types of groups (friends, family, sports teams).

Identify and explain the stages of Tuckman's model of group development.

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Definitions:

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