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Unit 6 Extra Credit
how is obesity evaluated?
Who created the instinct theory?
Unit 6 Extra Credit
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Who created the instinct theory?
william james
wudnt
William Mcdougall
nai fields
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how is obesity evaluated?
PNG
ING
BMI
IMB
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estimates the probability that a person will be successful in learning a specific new skill
achievement test
myers briggs
skill test
aptitude test
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instrument that records arousal of sympathetic nervous system of a witness or suspect on trial
paragraph
gms
polygraph
paraphrase
5
interest inventory ask
math problems
what do you like
what are you doing
stats
6
what are examples of a drive?
instinct
hunger
positive reinforcement
car
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MMPI doesnt involve what type of questions
psychiatric illness
habits
fears
delusion
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if you discuss movement then you are more likely to be an
happy person
smarter
introvert
extrovert
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The TAT was created by whom?
roger
wundt
briggs
murray
10
cognitive of emotion
outward expression
homeostatsis
the action
is the interpretation
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what is an example of an aptitude test
LSAT
ACT
MCAT
SAT
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an external stimulus, reinforcement, or reward that motivates behavior
drive
need
incentive
motivation
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what is the lowest section of maslows hierarchy of needs?
physiological needs
safety needs
self actualization
esteem needs
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a limited- or forcedchoice test in which a person must select one of several answers
personal achievement
objective test
aptitude test
reliability
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the ability of a test to give the same results under similar conditions
validity
drive
reliability
reinforcement
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emotions can be functions of what
drive
bets
goals
needs
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whos study proved a fear of success?
william james
matina horner
jonas salk
wundt
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the part of the hypothalamus that produces hunger signals
cornea
glucose
lateral hypothalamus
ventromedial hypothalamus
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the tendency of all organisms to correct imbalances and deviations from their normal state
homogeneous
instinct
homeostasis
drive
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pursuit of knowledge and realization of potential
self actualization
goal
summit
peak