When Sally is feeling happy, she tends to recall happy times. When Sally is feeling down, she tends to recall other sad times. She is being influenced by ______.
a. mood-dependent cues
b. state-dependent cues
c. place-dependent cues
d. situated cognition
Ans: A
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When the repression of memories becomes very severe and also involves a loss of access to one's own personal identity, it is a psychological disorder called __________.
A. neurosis B. somatization C. dissociation D. disaffiliation
One of the key functions of the amygdala is:
a. the control of motivational and emotional behaviors b. acting as an important gathering point for sensory input c. the regulation of eating, drinking, and sexual behavior d. acting as a gateway into long-term memory
If you set your home's thermostat to 68 degrees F, this setting is analogous to your body's a. motivation
b. homeostasis. c. set point. d. drive state.
Julio has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, which causes deterioration of the basal ganglia. We can expect that Julio will
A. have difficulty moving, but his emotional expression will be normal. B. show no emotional expression at all. C. be able to smile spontaneously when he hears a good joke but will not be able to smile when the photographer asks him to do so. D. be able to smile voluntarily for a photograph but will not smile spontaneously when he hears a good joke.