ambili's silence is both literal and metaphorical; she rarely speaks her mind due to fear of her father's wra

She’s still _______ for her father! Don’t talk about him in front of her.A.sorrowingB.anguishingC.desiringD.grieving

What is a common psychological reaction when a parent is told of their child's gender variance?The parent has no problems accepting their child's feelings of gender varianceThe parent experiences the sense that their child is dying.The parent immediately disowns their child and never speaks to them again.Any or all of the above have been known to occur.

Masie is a young girl who has anxiety and she avoids public speaking because she believes that people will attribute her nerves to her mental disorder.Outline and explain another way in which Masie’s mental wellbeing could be impacted by the stigma she experiences.

n the Ainsworth strange situation, a(n) child won't cry when the mother leaves and seems to avoid her when she returns.

Eve is a 15-year-old teenager and the youngest child in the family. She lives with hermother and her 17-year-old brother. She has been admitted to the Pediatric hospital for havingfever of more than two weeks; however, the medical team could not find any organic problemthrough medical assessment. During the evaluation session with her, it is noticed that Eveshows many fears such as the fear of being abandoned, her mother may die due to accident,etc. In addition, Eve is preoccupied with the thought of being different from others and herdeepest concern is being accepted and love by others. As Eve always reports sickness likeunbearable headache and fever, this condition disrupts her from attending classes regularly.Also, she is extremely preoccupied with something bad will happen to her family in the future.Eve’s mother reported that Eve always woke up with distressed dreams like wild animalswere chasing after her, the house was on fire and being locked up in a cage, etc. Her motheralso supplemented that Eve has sleep difficulties and it may take hours for her to fall asleep atnight.Eve’s father was a chronic alcoholic with a history of domestic violence to his wife withwitnesses of their children. Also, his father set a fire which partially burned the apartmentwhen Eve was 9 years old, and he deliberately burned himself in the presence of Eve and hermother and brother when Eve was eleven years old.Q1. What is the possible disorder (and subtype, if appropriate) as described in this case?