A family of practices that train attention to heighten awareness and bring mental process under greater voluntary control is known as
a. hypnosis.
b. transcendental psychology.
c. meditation.
d. Buddhism.
C
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c. prefer the ideas of others more than their self. d. have learned to reject reflective judgment.
The principle of proportionality reflects the idea that
A. there should be the same proportion of jurors sympathetic to the prosecution as to the defense. B. the defendant's punishment should be related to the magnitude of the offense. C. repeat offenders should receive extensive rehabilitation. D. a defendant who commits a relatively minor crime should receive a harsh punishment if the defendant is a habitual offender.
The phenomenon of phantom limb does NOT
a. involve experiencing the limb as still protruding. b. involve feelings of wetness or itching in the limb. c. reflect the organization of the parietal cortex. d. occur in less than half of amputees. e. occur among those born with a missing limb.
Your study partner states that he is still having difficulty understanding the neurological systems that regulate stress. You suggest that he start by reviewing the
A. hypothalamus pituitary axis (HPA). B. adrenal pituitary axis (APA). C. adrenal cortisol axis (ACA). D. coronary hormone axis (CHA).