One of the key functions of the thalamus is:
a. acting as an important gathering point for sensory input
b. the regulation of eating, drinking, and sexual behavior
c. the control of motivational and emotional behaviors
d. acting as a gateway into long-term memory
A
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b. Stress-related hormones absorb essential vitamins and nutrients that are essential for healthy development. c. Stress-related hormones increase the chances of the baby developing a stress-related mental illness later in life. d. Stress-related hormones delay the onset of uterine contractions, which can lead to babies being born well after their due date.
The clinical psychologist's aim in applying prediction and control goals to a client's behavior is to
a. decide the treatment. b. help the client meet his or her treatment objectives. c. allow the client a narrow range of options for his or her behavior. d. use a database to formulate a treatment for the client.
According to the textbook, what is one of the changes that happens to the brain during senescence?
Neural fluid increases. Mylenation thickens. Cerebral blood circulates more slowly. The corpus callosum increases.
Women who are depressed often try to mask their feelings through violent behavior or drug abuse
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.