Identify 2 ways that taking this class has changed or expanded your understanding of something related to language. Also, explain the relevance–personal or otherwise–of this change or expansion.  For example, what misconceptions did the class clear up for you? Or what ideas/phenomena has it helped you explain and understand better? In what ways is clearing up these misconceptions or explaining certain language-related phenomena relevant to your major, your future career, or perhaps your personal life?  Limit your response to 2 paragraphs 

A PMHNP conceptualizes a patient’s social difficulties as stemming from disrupted peer relationships during childhood developmental stages. This is most consistent with which theorist?

According to Freud, the Oedipus complex occurs during which psychosexual stage?

Loosening monetary policy causes interest rates to _____, and consumption and investment to _____.

A 28-year-old combat veteran presents to the ED 48 hours after a motor vehicle accident. He reports feeling “detached from his body,” has had vivid nightmares each night since the event, and startles at sudden noises. He has no prior psychiatric history. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient reports 7 months of constant worry about “everything,” muscle tension, and poor sleep. There are no panic attacks. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 22-year-old college student reports irresistible sleep attacks during lectures and twice has collapsed to the ground while laughing, remaining conscious but unable to move. His overnight polysomnography was unremarkable. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

What does the presentation (work 1b) imply about promotion standards for women compared to men?

Which of the following is an example of breaking gender stereotypes in the office according to the presentation (work 1a)?

A PMHNP notices she feels unusually protective of a young patient who reminds her of her own daughter, and she has begun extending session times and relaxing boundaries. This phenomenon is best described as: