Walking through the dense woods, observing the fauna, John feels something grab him from the back. His heart and respiration rate spike. Immediately thereafter, he becomes very fearful. This sequence of events BEST illustrates which theory?
A) Cannon–Bard
B) James–Lange
C) Smith–Schaefer
D) two-factor
B) James–Lange
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Psychologists have debated whether or not humans have "basic emotions" and, if so, what constitutes a basic emotion? What evidence do people most often cite as support for the idea of basic emotions?
What will be an ideal response?
Maccoby and Jacklin (1974) concluded that boys and girls differed in their abilities in what areas?
A. Boys have lesser visual-spatial abilities. B. Boys have greater verbal abilities. C. Boys have lesser mathematical abilities. D. Boys have greater visual-spatial abilities.
Eight-year-old Damien is the problem child among his three siblings. His parents have to force him to eat and do his chores as he hardly stays still for an extended period. He refuses to listen to his parents and frequently fights with his siblings. He cannot concentrate on one subject for too long and runs away when forced to do so. In this scenario, Damien is most likely suffering from ____.
A. autism B. dyslexia C. Asperger's disorder D. attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
During an acute episode of schizophrenia, the most prominent symptom(s) is/are
a) disorientation. b) positive symptoms. c) difficulty concentrating. d) inability to bathe and take care of personal business.