Which one of the following students is exhibiting an externalizing behavior?Question 45Select one:A.Tanya, who weighs 93 pounds but has stopped eating lunch and has cut back on other meals because she thinks she's too fatB.Roberto, who has been overindulging in alcohol and making frequent comments about killing himselfC.Natasha, who has been unable to sleep through the night for months because she cannot stop worrying about her lifeD.Peter, who has been stealing small items from his classmates' desks and publicly accusing others of taking them

Three of the following students show warning signs of being at risk. Which student is least likely to be at risk?Question 38Select one:A.Ann never stays after school for extracurricular activities, and she seems to have no friends at school.B.Johanna is so busy with student government, cheerleading, and varsity sports that her grades have gone from As to Cs and Ds.C.Esha is 14 years old and still in sixth grade, so she has little in common with her classmates.D.Priya has gotten low achievement test scores since elementary school.

Which of the following individuals is most likely to engage in risky behaviors according to the problem-behavior theory?Group of answer choicesAdam, who is a member of a sports team and has a strong sense of commitment to his team and coachLisa, who struggles with low self-esteem and feelings of isolation from her peersBrian, who has a close relationship with his parents and shares their values and beliefsSarah, who is academically successful and is involved in community service projects

Which of these is an example of an externalizing problem?Group of answer choicesTrinh, who is fearful and withdrawnFroya, who lashes out uncontrollablyIme, who has frequent headaches or stomachachesKshitija, who refuses to talk to new people

Which of the following is NOT a behavior expected of Joshua who portrays a status of being a student?Group of answer choicesStudy for examAttend his classesCheats in his examssubmit assignments

Discuss five ego-defense mechanisms likely to be experienced among students.