This semester. Wilbur has not been able to attend most of his classes. His feels

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This semester. Wilbur has not been able to attend most of his classes. His feels that his life is not worth living and no longer enjoys going to parties or watching television. He sleep a lot and finds it difficult to get out of bed Willbur is most likely suffering from. depression anxiety schizophrenia a paranoid personality disorder Dr Hussein is a psychotherapist who believes that depression is caused by irrational beliefs and negative self-talk He is most likely using the perspective a his therapy sociocultural behavioral cognitive biological Mona has several tests coming up next week She finds that instead of studying she is spending a lot of lime cleaning her kitchen over and over again Even though she knows she needs to study, she cannot stop herself from doing the scrubbing and washing Mona most likely is experiencing schizophrenia depression an obsessive-compulsive disorder a narcissistic personality disorder Most of Don's therapy sessions involve his therapist demonstrating desired behaviors and having him play out various roles found in situations related to his disorder This type of therapy is called therapy Behavioral Humanistic Biological Cognitive Felipe has been suffering from bipolar disorder and experiences mood swings that go from a high level of mama followed by severe depression This psychological disorder is often helped by taking a tranquilizer an antidepressant an antipsychotic drug lithium carbonate Ann is seeing a therapist who helps her explore the meaning of her life and to bravely examine death, freedom, free will and other such topics. Ann's therapist is most likely a(n) therapist Behavioral Humanist/Existential Biological Cognitive

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60.a. depression

61.b.biological

62.c.an obsessive - compulsive disorder

63.b.Humanistic

64.d.lithium carbonate

65. b . Humaist /Exisential

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