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Deciding between chocolate cookies, icecream, brownies, or frozen yogart is an example of:
Approach-Approach conflict
Multiple Approach-Avoidance Conflict
Avoidance-Avoidance Conflict
Approach-Avoidance Conflict
2
Feelings or ideas that cause us to act toward a goal is:
Two-factor theory
Motivation
Drive Reduction Theory
Emotion
3
We perform difficult tasks best with a ____________ level of arousal.
Medium
High
Low
4
A difference between humanistic & psychodynamic approaches is that humanstic psycho. believe in
free will
determinism
unconscious processes
learning
5
What happens when the lateral hypothalamus is destroyed?
will starve
will over eat
will be satisified
blow up like a balloon
6
We perform easy tasks with ___________ level of arousal.
high
low
medium
7
Which of the following parts of the brain is most active in decision making?
pituitary gland
cerebral cortex
corpus callosum
reticular formation
8
This theory decidse what impulse to send to the brain to maintain a certain body weight.
homeostasis
set point
incentive
drive reduction
9
Theory that our behavior is motivated by biological needs.
Drive-Reduction
Arousal
Incentive
Hierarchy of Needs
10
Managers believe that employees will work only if rewarded with benefits or punished.
Management TheoryY
Coach R.'s Theory
Management Theory Z
Management Theory X
11
Which of the following is a primary need:
going on vacation
food
money
getting your license
12
According to Maslow-what need needs to be satisified before you move on to safety?
esteem
belongingness
biological
self actualization
13
_____________ exists when one event or goals has both attractive and unattractive features.
Avoidance-Avoidance conflict
Approach-Avoidance Conflict
Approach-Approach conflict
Multiple approach-avoidance conflict
14
What part of the brain tells us we are full?
reticular formation
ventromedial hypothalamus
lateral hippocampus
lateral hypothalamus
15
In psychology, Gestalt principles are used to explain
perceptual organization
statistical probabilities
altered states of consciousness
stimulus detection thresholds
16
____ motivation examines our desires to master complex tasks & knowledge to reach goals.
extrinsic
management
intrinsic
achievement
17
A hostile person with a type A personality is most at risk for developing?
bulimia
heart disease
multiple persoanlities
phobias
18
_________ starve themselves to below 85% of their normal body weight.
body image disorder
obesity
bulimia
anorexia
19
Hans Selye's general adaptation syndrome is an attempt to explain
personality traits
reaction to stress
artificial intelligence
memory organization
20
One of the consistent research findings in the area of facial expressions and emotions is the
vast differences in facial expressions between men&women
way in which people's facial expressions change as they age
universality in facial expressions across cultures
way children's facial expressions differ from adults
21
A balanced internal state is:
homeostasis
equalibrium
hunger cycles
drives
22
Punishment is most effective in eliminating undesired behavior when the
punishment is delivered soon after the behavior
behavior was very recently acquired
punishment is delivered by someone with authority
behavior is complex
23
Wolf jumps out at red riding hood, her heart races causing her to feel fear.
Two-Factory Theory
Cannon-Bard Theory
She shouldn't be in the woods.
James-Lange Theory
24
Is sexual motivation just biological?
yes
no
25
In the James-Lange theory of emotion, which of the following immediately precedes an emotion?
experience of physiological changes
Observation of the external stimuli
recollection of similar past experiences
appraisal of cognitive factors
26
A brain tumor that results in obesity would most likely be located in the
left frontal lobe
base of the brain stem
area of the hypothalamus
reticular activating system
27
Both our physical response and mental interpretations combine to cause an emotion.
Is this one the correct one?
Two Factory Theory
Cannon-Bard Theory
James-Lange Theory
28
In an experiment, which variable refers to the outcome that is measured by the experimenter?
independent
dependent
control
random
29
Seyle's general adaptation syndrome describes
how the central nervous system processes emotions
reaction to stress
rections to different levels of the hierarchy of needs
the effect of low levels of arousal on emotion
30
______________: to fulfill your unique potential is (in Maslow's hierarchy of needs)
belongingness
self actualilzation
esteem
biological
31
According to the information processing view of memory, the first stage in memory processing is
rehearsal
storage
encoding
retrieval
32
The need to be accetped falls in the _____________ in the hierarchy of needs.
belongingness
biological
safety
esteem
33
Managers believe that employees are internally motivated to do good work.
Management Theory Y
Coach R.'s Theory
Management Theory X
Management Theory Z
34
The coiled tube in the inner ear that contains auditory receptors is called the
oval window
cochlea
ossicle
semicircular canal
35
_________ theory, which states that we seek an optimum level of excitement.
Drive Reduction
Hierarchy of needs
Arousal
Incentive
36
A high score on the soical readjustment rating scale correlates with
incidence of stress related illness
levels of perceived control
level of need reduction
high optimum levels of arousal
37
The rules of gammar are rules of
syntax
morphemes
phonemes
semantics
38
People diagnosed with __________ are severly overweight often by 100lbs.
obesity
anorexia
bulimia
ventriomedial hypothalamus
39
This theory states that the biological change & cognition (emotion) happen at the same time.
Two Factor Theory
Please press this one
James-Lange Theory
Cannon-Bard Theory
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Which research methods is being used if the same subjects are tested at 2,4,&6 years of age?
longitudinal
cross cultural
cross sectional
projective