The Cognitive-mediation theory of emotion contends that _______.
a. emotions arise from physiological arousal
b. emotions and physiological arousal occur simultaneously
c. emotions stem from physiological arousal and the cognitive interpretation of the arousal
d. emotions arise from cognition alone
c. emotions stem from physiological arousal and the cognitive interpretation of the arousal
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following occurs as a child is able to attend to more than one aspect of a problem at one time?
A. seriation B. conservation C. transition D. encoding
Concerning gender differences in olfaction, it is apparent that
a) men have a better sense of smell than women. b) women have better memory for smell than men. c) men and women have structurally different olfactory systems. d) though they are better at certain smells, men and women have overall equal olfactory abilities.
The internal validity of an experiment is _____
a. is the ability to draw appropriate conclusions because the controls are adequate b. not making a Type I error because alpha was set very high c. the ability to generalize the results beyond the experimental situation d. made stronger by the presence of a confounded variable