From a Social Perspective, Somatic Complaints Reflect ____

question 48

Multiple Choice

From a social perspective, somatic complaints reflect ____.

• A) unsatisfying or inadequate social relationships
• B) frustration and anger
• C) unconscious conflicts
• D) cognitive distortions

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Definitions:

Rationality

Primarily, the ability to think and to act according to goals, plans, and strategies. Rationality is also thinking well and effectively and having good, well-conceived goals, plans, and strategies. In the first instance, rationality is to be contrasted with nonrationality; in the second instance, it is contrasted with irrationality. Worms are nonrational; fools and fanatics are irrational.

Powerful

Pertaining to having great power, influence, or effect.

Empirical Truth

A statement that is true because of the facts and knowable through experience.

A Priori Truth

Knowledge that is true independently of experience, known through reason alone.