Imagine You Have Flunked a Class

question 4

Multiple Choice

Imagine you have flunked a class. You have evaluated this situation and decided that flunking is stressful and important enough to be upset about, but you realize that you have the option to repeat the class in summer school. The realization is an example of

• A) primary appraisal.
• B) primary prevention.
• C) secondary appraisal.
• D) secondary prevention.

---

Definitions:

Learning Disorders

Neurologically-based processing problems that can interfere with learning basic skills and higher-level skills such as organization and time planning.

Schizophrenia

A psychological condition marked by unusual actions, odd speech patterns, and a diminished capacity to grasp reality.

Semantic Memory

A form of enduring memory that is crucial for language comprehension and utilization, involving the ability to remember words, concepts, or digits.

Declarative Memories

Conscious remembrances of data and incidents that can be deliberately retrieved.