Question

question 15

1. a positive response in one’s health created by the belief that an intervention (such as a sugar pill) will help is called a:

placebo effect
nocebo effect
synergistic effect
medical effect
question 16
which of the following is an example of stress?
cant find a parking spot
taking a difficult exam
feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, and anxious
financial problems
all of the above

Explanation:

For Question 15: The placebo effect is defined as a positive health outcome resulting from the belief that an inactive intervention (like a sugar pill) will be beneficial. The nocebo effect is the negative counterpart, synergistic effect refers to combined effects of multiple treatments, and medical effect is a general, non-specific term.
For Question 16: Stress includes both stressors (events or situations like unable to find parking, difficult exams, financial problems) and the psychological responses to them (feelings of overwhelm, frustration, anxiety). All listed items fall under the scope of stress.

Answer:

Question 15: Placebo effect
Question 16: All of the above