Which of the following is a neurophysiological explanation of systematic desensitization?
a. Nonspecific factors
b. Cognitive restructuring
c. Reciprocal inhibition
d. Counterconditioning
c
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Campbell proposed that women are more likely than men to use relational aggression because women
a. lack direct access to wealth. b. have lower levels of testosterone. c. place more of a value on their own lives and therefore avoid risky behaviors. d. do not want to risk physically harming the father of their offspring.
In taking notes in class, LaShonda tries to anticipate what the teacher will say and looks for the core of ideas that will make up this lecture. She listens for signal words that will tell her what direction her instructor is taking, and she sits where she can get involved and ask questions. Lastly, LaShonda is selective in writing down only the key points of the lecture, so she can focus on what
the professor is saying. LaShonda is engaged in a. experiential cognition. b. the LISAN method. c. the SQ4R method. d. the use of mnemonics.
The illusory sensation that an arm or leg still exists after it is lost through accident or amputation is known as
a. amputation psychosis. b. psychosomatic pain. c. phantom limb sensation. d. the delusional pain effect.
Which of the following is true of cholecystokinin?
A. It is a hormone that is released during the fasting stage, which signals it is time to eat. B. When injected directly into the bloodstream of obese humans, it decreases meal size. C. It is produced in the liver during a meal. D. It is a hormone released in the bloodstream when fluid levels are low.