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Examples of nonverbal communication include all of the following except: Posture Rate of speech Facial expression Eye contact

Give only typing answer with explanation and conclusion Which statistical test would you choose for the following hypothesis? "There will be a difference in scores on a measure of depression before and after taking part in a statistics lecture".

Explain the paradox implicit in Bruce McEwen's "allostatic load" concept. How is the concept useful in understanding certain health outcomes? Compared with friends and family, how intense is your response to stress? What factors in your life triggers stress? 300 words each

8:49 AM Number of replies: 0 8:49 AM Number of replies: 0     By giving relevant examples and reasons, describe the difference between  phobias and fears we all experience? Provide examples both of “normal” and “abnormal” behavior

A person who is walking down the street and encounters a large snarling dog may sense that he or she is in danger. That person then feels anxious (body sensation) and quickly turns down the nearest side street to avoid the dog (behavior).    Which theory of emotion is this? The Opponent Process Theory     The James-Lange Theory     The Cannon-Bard Theory     The Theory of Cognitive Appraisal     The Commonsense Approach

Consider the following null hypothesis: “The amount of emergency department visits is not related to the amount of stress an individual has.” Describe type 1 and type 2 errors that could result from this null hypothesis

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Which of the following statements summarizes how the sympathetic nervous system responds to stress? Select an answer from the options below The sympathetic nervous system slows heart rate, lowers blood pressure, and increases digestive and elimination processes. The sympathetic nervous system sends a signal to the endocrine system to release the calming hormone cortisol. The sympathetic nervous system works with the central nervous system to calm the body in an attempt to conserve energy. The sympathetic nervous system increases heart rate, respiration, and blood pressure; stops digestive and eliminative processes; and releases hormones into the bloodstream.