Schachter and Singer's participants who received epinephrine injections reported euphoria in a happy situation and anger in an insulting situation. Why were the results difficult to interpret?
a. Later research failed to replicate the results
b. Most participants guessed what the experiment was trying to show.
c. The instructions about expected side effects of the injection had no effect.
d. Placebo injections produced the same results as epinephrine.
d
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a) somatic nervous system. b) skeletal nervous system. c) parasympathetic nervous system. d) sympathetic nervous system.
________ is a behavioral treatment for anxiety in which people are confronted, either suddenly or gradually, with a stimulus that they fear.
A. Systematic desensitization B. Aversive conditioning C. Flooding D. Transference
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a. disregarding what is irrelevant b. listening to teachers c. critical processing d. processing information at the subliminal level
In the first stage of the sexual response cycle, the penis becomes erect, and the clitoris swells. This is the ______ phase.
a. plateau b. resolution c. excitement d. orgasm