Unit Test
A.) Susan is a 40 year old mother of one child. A couple months ago, Susan was playing outside with her youngest daughter when she went inside for two minutes to gather their afternoon snack; leaving her daughter outside all by herself. As Susan walked down the steps from the house, she saw her daughter’s ball in the street and her daughter running to get it. All of a sudden, a car came barreling around the corner and Susan could not do anything as the car smashed into her daughter. After that day, Susan began having flashbacks of her daughter’s death. She has begun associating her surviving daughter with the incident and as a result has become increasingly distant with her. Susan barely talks to her husband when he tries to talk …show more content…
A. (2010). psychological disorders. In experience psychology (pp. 430). New York: Mcgraw-Hill. E.) Ryan is junior in high school and his mother lost her battle with cancer about two months ago. He was always really close to his mother and he was devastated when she passed. Ever since her death, Ryan’s mood has changed from his usually happy self to one of debilitating sadness. He has recently quit playing basketball, which he has played since he was 10. Along with Ryan’s change in mood, he has also been having trouble sleeping at night with him not being able to get more than 3 hours of sleep a night. While Ryan is awake at night, he can’t help but wonder what it would be like to just end it all. At first these thoughts were only limited to the time he spent awake at night, but now thoughts of suicide bombard him through all hours of the day. (Major Depressive Disorder) …show more content…
A lot of people from other countries would consider Americans be overtly patriotic in most aspects. Most American citizens are as a whole are very proud to be considered American and are thankful that they get to live in the “land of the free and the home of the brave”. For example, the Star-Spangled Banner is played before sporting events, but in Germany this is not the case. A foreign exchange student by the name of Oliver explained that Germans as a whole are not very patriotic and he does not hear Germany’s national anthem very often. He hears it so seldom that he does not know the words, while in American, most everyone knows the words of the Star-Spangled Banner by heart. No citation
A.) Susan is a 40 year old mother of one child. A couple months ago, Susan was playing outside with her youngest daughter when she went inside for two minutes to gather their afternoon snack; leaving her daughter outside all by herself. As Susan walked down the steps from the house, she saw her daughter’s ball in the street and her daughter running to get it. All of a sudden, a car came barreling around the corner and Susan could not do anything as the car smashed into her daughter. After that day, Susan began having flashbacks of her daughter’s death. She has begun associating her surviving daughter with the incident and as a result has become increasingly distant with her. Susan barely talks to her husband when he tries to talk …show more content…
A. (2010). psychological disorders. In experience psychology (pp. 430). New York: Mcgraw-Hill. E.) Ryan is junior in high school and his mother lost her battle with cancer about two months ago. He was always really close to his mother and he was devastated when she passed. Ever since her death, Ryan’s mood has changed from his usually happy self to one of debilitating sadness. He has recently quit playing basketball, which he has played since he was 10. Along with Ryan’s change in mood, he has also been having trouble sleeping at night with him not being able to get more than 3 hours of sleep a night. While Ryan is awake at night, he can’t help but wonder what it would be like to just end it all. At first these thoughts were only limited to the time he spent awake at night, but now thoughts of suicide bombard him through all hours of the day. (Major Depressive Disorder) …show more content…
A lot of people from other countries would consider Americans be overtly patriotic in most aspects. Most American citizens are as a whole are very proud to be considered American and are thankful that they get to live in the “land of the free and the home of the brave”. For example, the Star-Spangled Banner is played before sporting events, but in Germany this is not the case. A foreign exchange student by the name of Oliver explained that Germans as a whole are not very patriotic and he does not hear Germany’s national anthem very often. He hears it so seldom that he does not know the words, while in American, most everyone knows the words of the Star-Spangled Banner by heart. No citation