Sullivan Distinguished Fear from Anxiety in Several Ways

question 70

Multiple Choice

Sullivan distinguished fear from anxiety in several ways.One difference is that

• A)anxiety ordinarily facilitates learning.
• B)anxiety is experienced more or less the same way by everyone, whereas fear is individualized.
• C)the origin of fear is more difficult to determine.
• D)anxiety is more likely to stem from an interpersonal situation.
• E)fear is always disjunctive.

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Definitions:

Expected Count

The predicted number of occurrences in a category for a statistical experiment based on probability theories.

Null Hypothesis

An alternative definition: The presumption used in statistical testing that indicates no significant difference or effect in a given experiment or observation.

Proposed Change

A suggestion put forward for consideration by others to make alterations or modifications to an existing situation or document.

Alternative Hypothesis

In statistical hypothesis testing, a statement that contradicts the null hypothesis and indicates a new theory or finding is expected.