Midterm3 Review

According to Kobasa, hardiness has three components. Which is not one of them?

 To communicate "There are two spoons on the table." a patient with ____ might say "spoon spoon two table."

Expressive aphasia interrupts patients ability to produce speech. This can be caused by damage to

You might have done poorly on MT2 but so many people did worse than you. Having this thought is an example of

avoidance, minimization, and distancing are examples of _____ coping

Tom Hanks making a volleyball friend in the movie 'Cast Away' is an example of what

The more I eat durian fruit the more I like it. This can be explained by...

____ is a psychological state that creates arousal to motivate an organism to satisfy a _____.

Which of the following is NOT considered a major factor that influences which people become friends, lovers, or enemies?

_____ consist of one or more ______

Socialization has a bigger influence than genes on the capacity for feeling this particular negative emotion.

Milgram's shock experiment was designed to investigate the factors influencing

 the idea that residual excitement from one stimulus can amplify the excitatory response created by an other.

The _______ theory of emotion suggest that we feel emotions and experience physiological reactions simultaneously.

Below is the Circumplex Map of Emotion. In this model, emotions are plotted along two continuums: ________ and _______.

Attractive people are less likely to be perceived as criminals and are given lighter sentences. This is an example of

A consistent pattern of responses to stress that consists of three stages: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion

What is not a good explanation for a prairie dog screaming when a predator approaches ?

This example from the movie Mean Girls is an illustration of

______ is the tendency for bodily functions to maintain equilibrium

The Dude from the Big Lebowski, Wayne and Garth from Waynes world and Winne the Pooh all exhibit

What is not considered a large factor contributing to the bystander intervention effect?

Receptive aphasia is when people have trouble understanding the meaning of words. This can be caused by damage to

Jo took Mo to their first football game. Mo did not know the rules so they emulated others to determine when to cheer.

____ argues that extrinsic rewards may reduce intrinsic value because such rewards undermines peoples choice.

Which cell is not a type of lymphocytes that makes up the immune system?

___ describes health and illness resulting from biological characteristics, psych factors, and social conditions.

______ describes the relationship between quality of performance and arousal. Arousal is useful up to a certain point.

Which is NOT considered a major theory of emotion?

Sports trophies, salaries and customer loyalty discounts are examples of _____

Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT2 because others did better then you. This is due to

What is not an explanation of conformity?

Phrases can be broken down into _____; Words can be broken down into _______.

Mo and Jo are friends. Mo likes big government but dislikes ICE. Jo tends to feel the same. This is an example of

"You know that smoodle pinkered and that I want to take care of him like you want before." This patient likely has

What type of coping is best for dealing with long-term stress?

people are terrible at identifying their own motives. what describes this?

Taking on more responsibility at work because you enjoy being challenged and feeling accomplished is an example of

I bombed my first neuro midterm in college. Now, I am now in a PhD program in Neuroscience. This is an example of

Individuals who perceive themselves as members of the same social category, this could be explained by

Guilt is an example of a

The system of rules that govern how words are combined into phrases and how phrases are combined to make sentences.

Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT2 so you came to this review hopefully do better. This is due to

_____ is the basic sounds of speech that make up the building blocks of language.

Display rules govern how and when people exhibit emotions. They are learned through

____ :conscious attitudes, ____ :unconscious attitudes.

___ love is characterized by intense desire, while ___love is characterized by strong commitment.

Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT2 relative to how much effort you put into studying. This is due to

Mo yelled at Mike. Mike was yelled at by Mo. Differ in their

Differences in ______ help explain cultural emotional stereotypes, such as loud Americans and cold-bland English.

This theory hypothesizes that those without language are incapable of thought.

If you scratch my back, then I will scratch yours - is an example of ____

One study showed that men on a scary bridge were more likely to call women than men on a fixed bridge. This demonstrates

The bear was chased by the lion. The lion chased the bear. Have the same ____

Stoner found that groups often make risker decisions than individuals would. This can be attributed to the

The _____ theory of emotion suggests that an external stimulus leads to a physiological reaction which leads to emotion.

Jane Elliot's Blue/Brown eyes exercise showed arbitrary distribution into groups can cause discrimination. This is an ex

The biological system responsible for the stress response

Name this brain area.

Maslows said "A musician must make music...if he is to be ultimately at peace with himself" This idea embodies what...

"Throw Food. Sad Mom" means "I threw my food. Mom is sad." This types of infant speech is called

Stressed women sometimes respond by forming alliances this is an example of

Which group is reciprocal helping less likely to occur in?

Name this brain area

__ involves negative beliefs, feelings, opinions, but ___ involved unjustified treatment

The 5 levels of Maslows Hierarchy from Top to Bottom

part of the coping process that involves making decisions about whether a stimulus is stressful, benign, irrelevant

___ occurs when we overemphasize personality traits and underestimate situational factors when assessing others behavior

The tendency to view outgroup members as less varied than ingroup members.

The __ ToEmotion suggests stimuli elicits a physiological response which we cognitively appraise and label as emotion

The tendency to not work as hard in groups, then you would if you were working alone is an example of

Our tendency to focus on situational factors to describe our own decisions, but innate disposition to describe others

Mo will bake cookies for her daughters class events but not for school wide events. This is an example of

Freud suggested that people act in ways which encourage pleasure and avoid pain. His principle that describes this is

Bicyclists pedal faster together than when they bike alone. An explanation for this is