The Biological Understanding of Generalized Anxiety Is Supported by the Finding

question 80

Multiple Choice

The biological understanding of generalized anxiety is supported by the finding that:

• A) relatives of people with generalized anxiety are more likely to have it than nonrelatives are.
• B) distant relatives of those with generalized anxiety are more likely to have it than close relatives are.
• C) relatives share not only biological characteristics but also similar environments.
• D) identical twins have more similar environments than fraternal twins.

Describe temperament and its implications for personality development from infancy.

Identify the influence of early temperamental traits on later behavior and psychological characteristics.

Understand the contributions of both genetics and environment to the development of temperament.

Comprehend the development phases of a human from conception through the prenatal period.

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Sunlight

The natural light emitted by the Sun, providing the primary source of energy for Earth's climate system and living organisms.

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Monoculture

The agricultural practice of growing a single crop species over a large area for a significant duration.

Interrelated Species

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