Which structure is NOT involved in the reward centre of the brain?
A) the cerebellum
B) the hypothalamus
C) the medial forebrain bundle
D) the nucleus accumbens
A) the cerebellum
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From his work at the Binet Institute in Paris, Piaget concluded that
a. children's incorrect answers resulted from inconsistent cognitive processing. b. only their correct answers demonstrated what children were thinking. c. children's incorrect answers followed consistent cognitive processes. d. there was nothing to learn about cognitive processes from children's incorrect answers.
Sitting at his desk at work one day, Chang feels what he believes is his heart skipping a beat. Already diagnosed with somatic symptom disorder, what question might be racing through Chang's head?
A. "Does this mean I have a terminal heart problem?" B. "I must be out of shape! How can I increase the intensity of my workouts?" C. "I wonder if I had one too many cocktails last night and I am dehydrated?" D. "I'm curious if I am more nervous about my performance appraisal than I thought."
Psychologists generally define culture as:
a. the innate aspects of behavior shared by all people b. the individual elements that make up conscious experience c. the shared values, customs, and beliefs of a group d. the unconscious influences on behavior
In early research (Bovyer, 1963) on sportsmanship, 9 through 11 year-olds defined sportsmanship as
A. respecting other's decisions B. winning C. not getting caught in violation of the rules D. at times, letting others win