Before the Milgram experiment was conducted, a group of psychiatrists predicted that
a. less than one percent of the people would obey, but 65 percent obeyed completely.
b. 10 percent of the people would obey, but 25 percent obeyed completely.
c. 50 percent of the people would obey, but only 10 percent obeyed completely.
d. 25 percent of the people would obey, and 25 percent did obey completely.
a
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The preparedness model of phobic acquisition holds that phobias develop in response to
a. stimuli to which the person has had little exposure. b. objects with symbolic associations to sex and aggression. c. any neutral stimulus paired with an unconditioned stimulus. d. objects and situations that are fear-relevant.
Boyd was just informed that he has cancer. He obviously knows his health is vital; therefore, he begins thinking through the treatment options that are available to him. He also considers how much time he will have to take off of work, how that may impact his finances, and whether or not he'll be able to afford his house. In addition, he begins thinking of who will be able to help care for him once the treatments begin. The latter thoughts that went through Boyd's mind represent
A) a secondary appraisal B) the significance appraisal C) a primary appraisal D) a tertiary appraisal E) the initial assessment
According to the Young-Helmholtz theory, what is the basis for color vision?
a. a different receptor for each color b. three kinds of cones c. a single receptor that produces different responses for each color d. the combined influences of rods and cones
Which of the following is a new medical technique that uses magnetic pulses to temporarily block activity in specific parts of the brain?
a. TMS b. ECT c. EMDR d. REBT