The process by which we make judgments about the demands of potentially stressful events as well as our ability to meet those demands is called
a. coping.
b. subjective well-being.
c. appraisal.
d. stress-and-coping process.
c
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How did Tolman's study change psychology?
A. It proved that rats and humans learn the same way. B. It demonstrated that animals possess cognitive abilities more sophisticated than previously thought. C. It confirmed Skinner's theory of operant conditioning. D. It began a new movement of using mazes for studying learning in animals.
Current theory and research suggests that the power and size of the human cerebral cortex may have evolved largely in order to ____
a. dominate other species b. influence other people c. obtain food d. fend off predators
The ambiguous Rubin vase can be perceived either as a vase or as two ________
A) faces B) animals C) chairs D) ink blots
Mark and Cynthia are writing out checks to donate to their alma mater. First, Mark says he's going to donate $5,000, and then Cynthia indicates she might be able to donate more than that. Mark then decides he too could contribute more than $5,000
What is this called? A) Competitive altruism B) Empathy-altruism C) Altruism D) Negative-state relief E) Empathic joy