The symptoms mentioned in the question are those of a panic attack.
A panic attack refers to a sudden period or episode of intense fear and anxiety that rapidly intensifies and it is often accompanied by physical symptoms such as a pounding heart, trembling, sweating, difficulty breathing or feeling like you are choking. A panic attack is more likely to occur to people who are experiencing anxiety or severe stress in their life.
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Answer:
math problem solving; verbal fluency
Explanation:
Stereotype threat is most likely to depress female students' performance on a difficult math problem solving test and to depress male students' performance on a difficult verbal fluency test because there is a stereotypical believe that male students perform better in mathematics than female students while female students perform more well in verbal than male students therefore this will most likely depress female students' performance on a difficult math problem solving test and to depress male students' performance on a difficult verbal fluency test .
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Answer:
Terrorizing
Explanation:
Even though the father´s plan was simply to persuade the child not to take long baths (probably to save water or money) what he really accomplished was terrorizing the kid. By describing the monster so vividly the kid (who will obviously beleive in his father words) now thinks the actual monster exists and will hurt him any time in the bath.
If you look up in the internet terrorizing you will find something like this: <em>"to make someone feel very frightened by threatening to kill or hurt them" </em>(Cambridge dictionary) and even thought the father was never actually treathing on hurting the kid, he put in his mind the idea of a monster that will, and that´s why I think this example could be categorized as terrorizing.