I believe that it is the Windward Passage.
Found the missing choices:
A) mildly depressed people have a more accurate view of circumstances than do nondepressed people.
<span>B) mildly depressed people assume they have more control over the outcome of events than do nondepressed people. </span>
<span>C) nondepressed people are less attentive to reality than are depressed people. </span>
<span>D) nondepressed people have a more accurate view of circumstances than do depressed people.
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The answer is: A.
A counterintuitive research finding involving depression is that <span>A) mildly depressed people have a more accurate view of circumstances than do nondepressed people. </span>
...historians may never be able to determine fact from fiction when studying the past
I believe the answer is B.
Answer:
D) none of the above
Explanation:
The first step in self-instruction involves specifying a goal and defining the behavior to be changed.
People have a habit of paying close attention to the lives and behavior of those around them, but they forget to self-assess, recognize their behavior, set their goals, and reflect on what points of their behavior should be changed so that the goals are achieved.
One of the points of self-instruction is self-awareness, and you can manage yourself only if you are aware of its potentials and limitations. When these points of your personality are recognized it will be possible to set the goals you want to achieve and what you must change in your behavior so that you can accomplish what you want.
