The correct answer is Social Learning
Explanation:
Social learning is a term used to describe the way we model our behavior, beliefs, and actions based on others as we observe and then imitate their behavior. This is a learning theory that relies on social interactions and personal relationships with others as we learn from family, close friends, and classmates. The case presented is an example of Social learning because two close friends show the same behavior in terms of sociability and it is likely one of them has learned from the other by observing him and then imitating him.
<span>This guy, Dr. Stevenson, is a cognitive therapist, since he's using cognitive behavioral therapy, that is applying, the principle that changing the way the patient is thinking can change his/her behavior and affect. It's a technique well known to be very effective, especially when combined</span>
Answer:
Marcy might be experiencing Dissociative fugue
Explanation:
Dissociative fugue is a mental disorder in which an individual is unable to remember his/her identity or events of the past, as a result, of a tragic or traumatic event. An individual with this type of mental disorder may experience confusion, depression, discomfort, anger, etc.
Dissociative fugue may be triggered by so many tragic events. For instance, a person who have experienced violence in all forms. A tragic car accident may also trigger the disorder or natural disaster among others. Marcy's situation was triggered by a natural disaster (fire), she may be experiencing dissociative fugue as she could not remember her identity.
