George, after years of smoking cigarettes, finds it difficult to quit. Opponent process theory explains his difficulty by stating ______.
A. his action specific energy is too high
B. he encounters too many stimuli for smoking
C. his B state is so strong he needs cigarettes
D. his A state has grown so strong that the B state has been eliminated
C. his B state is so strong he needs cigarettes
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Which of the following statements is true about cognition, in connection with the themes of this textbook?
a. Most cognitive processes can be studied in isolation, without reference to other processes. b. Although some cognitive processes are active, most are passive. c. Most cognitive theories propose that humans actively examine the world for information. d. Cognitive processes handle neutral information better than positive information.
Which of the following has NOT been found as an effect of regular marijuana use?
A. Decreased testosterone levels in men. B. Decreased sperm counts in men. C. Increased testosterone levels in men. D. Increased heart rate in men and women.
The action potential causes neurotransmitters to be released into the __________.
A. myelin sheath B. axon C. synaptic gap D. synaptic vesicle
Which of the following behavioral characteristics increase suicide risk?
a. Aggression and impulsiveness b. Sadness and sleepiness c. Panic and Irrationality d. Hallucinations and memory problems