<em>Answer:</em>
<em>clinical </em><em> </em>
<em>Explanation:</em>
<em>A clinical psychologist</em><em> is considered as those individuals who have completed a Mphil or PhD degree in psychology. A clinical psychologist possesses a strong focus on the patient who is experiencing psychosis or a few other mental illnesses. </em>
<em>They generally</em><em> meet people or clients in order to identify different problems including behavioral, emotional, and mental problems in their lives. They often look at 'projective assessment training' i.e, via tests, observations, and interviews etc they can diagnose any of the potential or existing disorders.</em>
<em>As per the question, the correct answer is 'clinical psychologist'.</em>
1. The story exemplifies the principle of
submissiveness as Mary yields to her husband’s desires over her own. The text shades
an image of Mary’s domestic space and the meaning of that space to Mary, highlighting
her domestic role.
2. Mrs. May is labelled as “intellectual, and captivating”
and then “smart and humorous.” These images suggest she reassures Mary to be an
independent thinker, contrasting to Harry who gives love, care, and material ease.
3. Harry suggests that Mrs. May impends to encourage
his wife and possibly encourage her to be an independent thinker. Harry states
that Mrs. May has the likely to cause “trouble between” Mary and him.
4. Fern appears to be more apt to display that women
will acquiesce when men treat them correctly. She highlights Harry’s love and
generosity with his wife. The assumption of the piece states that “there are
some husbands worth all the sacrifices.”
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I think the correct answer is D) Jeremy effectively cope with antisocial personality disorder
Answer and Explanation:
What Robert Putnam meant to say by the statement was that the number of active meaningful societies, and the extent to which they are socially active, would go a long way in determining the health and well-being of the citizens: the number and level of activity of Italy’s choral societies (choir groups) have had a great impact on the wellbeing of many Italians—similar to getting health bills reimbursed, or using high-level social activities to enhance well-being.
<span>The scenario in which Denise who
retired from her job as a librarian in her local school district has
decided to volunteer at her local library leading story times for
preschoolers is demonstrating activity theory of social interaction and elders'
psychological functioning. According the activity theory </span><span>the more physically and socially active and involved adults are, the more likely they are to be satisfied with life.</span>
