Two drivers on a highway are cut off by a third driver. The first driver is startled but shrugs, thinking, "that other driver was careless, but I don't think he noticed me
" The second driver is furious, thinking, "that other driver deliberately tried to run me off the road." This scenario MOST clearly illustrates how________. a) mood influences affect and arousal
b) affect influences arousal
c) cognition influences affect
d) affect influences cognition
c
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A man always says he has no problem with individuals who are homosexual, but when his son's gay friend comes over for dinner, the man finds some reason to be somewhere else without realizing what he's doing. The man is exhibiting:
a. implicit formation b. explicit formation c. implicit prejudice d. explicit prejudice
Which of the following theorists' ideas is described by the following statement "Development is the result of a progressive and continuous interaction between an active and changing child and the active and changing environments in which that child is embedded"?
a. Darwin c. Piaget b. Erikson d. Brofenbrenner
Which one of the following abilities is NOT an ability of an emotionally intelligent person according to the American Psychological Association?
a. Ability to perceive, appraise, and express emotions accurately and appropriately b. Ability to use emotions to facilitate the thinking process c. Ability to recognize that one’s emotions are separate from the emotions of others d. Ability to regulate ones’ emotions to promote both emotional and intellectual growth
If the correlation between IQ scores of identical twins raised together is found to be +.85 and the correlation between IQ scores of identical twins reared apart is found to be +.70, the .15 difference found between the two groups is most likely attributa
a. the impact of genetics. b. the impact of the environment. c. sampling errors. d. problems with the instruments used to measure IQ.