The Olsons both have schizophrenia and they have three children: Todd, a 16 year old, and Liz and Lena, identical twins. Lena has schizophrenia like her parents. Mr. Olson's parents live with the family and his mother struggles with mood swings. Based on family pedigree studies, who in the family is at the GREATEST risk for developing schizophrenia?

Brad was almost hit by a speeding truck as he crossed the street. his heart began to race, and he felt extremely afraid as he jumped out of the way in just enough time to avoid the truck. a psychologist who supports the theory of emotion would claim that based on the arousal brad experienced, he appraised the situation and then labeled his racing heart as fear. a. james-lange b. cannon-bard c. schachter two-factor d. evolutionary

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