Mia is allergic to the scent of flowers. She sees a flower on a restaurant table, and not even realizing that it is an artificial plastic one, Mia experiences a rapidly palpitating heartbeat and profuse perspiration. This is most likely a result of ________.
A. hypertension
B. classical conditioning
C. atherosclerosis
D. biofeedback
Answer: B
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a. Adolescents develop a more idealized view of their parents. b. Most conflicts between adolescents and parents are quite severe. c. Most adolescents feel close to and get along well with their parents. d. Most adolescents have a very poor view of their parents.
A teenager riding in the backseat of a car watches someone throw a match onto a hillside. The fire will not be detected by local authorities for several hours, at which point acres and acres of land will have been scorched. The teenager, having not reported what he saw to anyone, apparently fell into the social trap known as ____
a. the individual good—collective bad trap b. the one-person trap c. the missing hero trap d. the secret buddy trap
What was one effect of World War I on the field of psychology??
a. ?Many people became disheartened with the study of human behavior. b. ?An interest in the philosophical questions regarding human nature was renewed. c. ?Psychotherapy became widely available on the battlefield. d. ?Psychometric tests were used for the evaluation of soldiers.
The high level of pleasure that winners experience is an example of ______.
A. mindfulness B. primary psychological enhancements C. flow experiences D. secondary psychological enhancements