Cheyenne's Self-Image Involves the Idea That She Is Highly Intelligent

question 848

Multiple Choice

Cheyenne's self-image involves the idea that she is highly intelligent.If Cheyenne does poorly in school, she may begin to deny or distort her perceptions of herself and the situation and resort to using defense mechanism to deal with the anxiety.A conversion reaction, anxiety attacks, or similar symptoms may also result from these threats to her self-image.This explanation for Cheyenne's anxiety-related disorder illustrates which psychological approach?

• A) humanistic
• B) psychodynamic
• C) behavioral
• D) cognitive

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