In Uncoupling: How Relationships Come Apart, Sociologist Diane Vaughan Notes

question 68

Multiple Choice

In Uncoupling: How Relationships Come Apart, sociologist Diane Vaughan notes that a couple's breakup is rarely sudden. It all begins with

• A) an increase in arguments.
• B) sexual interest in another person.
• C) violence.
• D) a secret.
• E) jealousy.

Understand the associated phobias and how panic disorder influences daily life.

Grasp the effectiveness of drug vs. cognitive treatments for panic disorders.

Distinguish between the concepts of obsession and compulsion.

Analyze the relationship between bodily sensations and panic symptoms.

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Definitions:

Social-cognitive Perspective

A view in psychology that emphasizes the importance of observational learning, imitation, and modeling in acquiring new behaviors.

Incompetent

Lacking the necessary skills, abilities, or qualifications to perform a particular task or job effectively.

Social-cognitive Perspective

A psychological framework that emphasizes the influence of environmental factors, behaviors, and cognitive processes on learning and development.

Vicious Cycle

A sequence of reciprocal cause and effect in which two or more elements intensify and aggravate each other, leading to a worsening of the situation.