The Idea That Individuals Who Are Biologically Vulnerable to Depression

question 25

Multiple Choice

The idea that individuals who are biologically vulnerable to depression place themselves in high-risk, stressful environments reflects the

• A)self-fulfilling prophecy theory.
• B)cognitive-behavioral model.
• C)reciprocal gene-environment model.
• D)stress-depression linkage effect.

Learn about the importance of early American printed material and libraries in promoting knowledge and political discourse.

Understand the concept and stability of behavioral traits over time.

Recognize the foundational contributions of different psychological perspectives to positive psychology and self-concept development.

Identify the key characteristics of humanistic psychology, including the roles of empathy and unconditional positive regard in personal growth.

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