Describe the factors and organization of the circumplex model
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Arousal (activation and deactivation) and valence (unpleasant and pleasant) serve as the axes of the circumplex model. Emotions are then organized along those dimensions. Therefore, excited would be organized as an activation-pleasant emotion, relaxed as a deactivation-pleasant emotion, lethargic as a deactivation-unpleasant emotion, and nervous as an activation-unpleasant emotion.
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Your textbook suggests that "forewarned is forearmed" when it comes to being an educated consumer. If you were going to go out and purchase a new vehicle, what would you do to most effectively heed this advice?
a) Ask a friend or two where you can get the best deals. b) Research the type of car you want to buy and know what you should expect to pay. c) Dress in cheaper clothing so that you don't give the impression that you can spend more. d) Drive your old car to the lot so that the salesperson can see what they should try to sell you.
Which of the following statements about observations conducted in the home or laboratory is true?
A) In homes, observers find it easier to capture rare but important events. B) Researchers can better control children's experiences in a laboratory. C) Fearful children tend to respond better in a laboratory setting than in their own homes. D) Observations by researchers in the home or laboratory are usually more subjective than parental reports.