Robin Seems to Overreact at the Slightest Irritation or Inconvenience

question 94

Multiple Choice

Robin seems to overreact at the slightest irritation or inconvenience.She panics at the merest suggestion of threat,like the sound of a branch cracking outside the window.Robin's behavior illustrates:

• A)emotional regulation.
• B)blunted affect.
• C)hyperarousal.
• D)emotional lability.

Appreciate the need for qualitative data before quantitative surveys and suggest methods to collect it.

Understand the complexities facing older adults in relationship dynamics, including marital satisfaction and sibling relationships.

Grasp the concept and implications of cohabitation among older adults.

Recognize how older adults maintain friendships and participate in social activities.

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