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A 16-year-old girl comes to the office for an initial patient visit. Medical conditions include asthma and mild acne. The patient maintains a B+ average at school. She does not smoke or use illicit drugs regularly but has tried alcohol and marijuana at parties a few times. She is not sexually active. When asked about extracurricular activities, the patient confides that she is thinking about quitting her high school softball team because "the other girls are mean, and I just don't enjoy playing anymore." When asked to describe how she feels, she hesitantly mentions that she gets depressed at times and frequently feels self-conscious and that no one likes her. The patient appears uncomfortable and nervously asks the physician. "You won't say anything about this to my parents, will you?" Which of the following is the most appropriate response to the patient?
Deceitful Signal
A type of communication in the animal kingdom where an organism sends a misleading signal to benefit itself at the expense of another.
Honest Signaling
A concept in evolutionary biology where signals, often used in mate selection, reliably indicate the fitness or quality of the signaler.
Deceitful Signaling
A form of communication in the animal kingdom where an organism sends a misleading signal to benefit itself at the expense of another.
Signal Benefit
The advantage gained by individuals from communicating certain information to others, often in the context of mating or social interaction.
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