If Kade returned from combat and had PTSD, it is likely that his __________.
A. amygdala is enlarged
B. hippocampus is reduced
C. hippocampus is enlarged
D. prefrontal cortex is increased
Answer: B
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a. Scores on the Kuder remain stable over the course of time, but scores on the SCII tend not to. b. Scores on the SCII remain stable over time while scores on the Kuder tend not to. c. Scores on both the Kuder and the SCII do not remains table over time. d. Scores on both the Kuder and the SCII remain stable over the course of time.
"You can't have any pudding unless you eat your meat," says a man to his son at the dinner table. This is an example of
A. inductive reasoning. B. a self-serving bias. C. a permission schema. D. the illusory correlation.
Describe why the assignment of subjects to the conditions of an experiment in a between-subjects design is such a critical issue
What will be an ideal response?
A basic principle governing operant conditioning is that ________
a. conditioned stimuli must precede unconditioned stimuli. b. behaviors are controlled by their consequences. c. animals can only be conditioned to perform behaviors that appear spontaneously. d. behaviors are controlled by thoughts and mental processes.