Whose Behaviour Is LEAST Likely to Be Helped by an Antidepressant

question 110

Multiple Choice

Whose behaviour is LEAST likely to be helped by an antidepressant that raises levels of serotonin?

• A) Kevin, who gets into repeated bar fights
• B) Fritz, who deliberately drives his car off a bridge
• C) five-year-old Kimiko, who is always hostile toward people
• D) Gabriella, who has overdosed on sleeping pills

Describe the psychological impact of diagnosis and prognosis awareness in terminally ill patients.

Identify the significance of spirituality and personal control in hospice care.

Recognize stages of grief as described by Kübler-Ross in the context of anticipatory grieving and terminal illness acceptance.

Identify different types of professional messages and their purposes.

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Definitions:

Well-Learned Responses

Behaviors that have become automatic or habitual through repeated practice or reinforcement.

Social Loafing

A phenomenon in which individuals decrease their effort when working in a group compared to when working alone.

Construct Accessibility

The ease with which a particular mental construct can be activated or brought to mind, often influenced by recent experiences or current mood.

Primacy Effect

The inclination to recall data presented at the start of a list more effectively than the subsequent information.