Question

Henry was the valedictorian at his private high school in Ohio and is now attending American University in Washington, DC. One night he calls his mother and tells her he is feeling a bit lonely, has been anxious, and is down about his lagging grades. Henry's mother explains that his feelings are likely reflective of __________.

Answer 1

Answer:

Henry was the valedictorian at his private high school in Ohio and is now attending American University in Washington, DC. One night he calls his mother and tells her he is feeling a bit lonely, has been anxious, and is down about his lagging grades. Henry's mother explains that his feelings are likely reflective of first-year adjustment reaction.

Explanation:

First year adjustment reaction particularly affects unusually succesful students in high school. Passes for most as friends are made and integration into college life occurs. Serious pschological consequences for few.

As in the above mentioned scenario, Henry's mother explains that his feelings are likely reflective of first-year adjustment reaction