The resting potential of a neuron is about
a. -40 millivolts. c. -70 millivolts.
b. +40 millivolts. d. +70 millivolts.
C
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A. She has experienced retrograde amnesia. B. She has most likely blocked out her first memories of the hospital. C. She experienced an increase in stress hormones after being told about the caesarean surgery. D. She experienced long-term potentiation when being brought to the operating room.
Forming subtypes for individuals who do not conform to a group stereotype
a. makes it easier to change the content of the stereotype. b. serves to protect the stereotype from change. c. prevents the stereotype from being applied to other group members. d. has the greatest impact on atypical group members.
The IRB is responsible for ensuring the well-being of nonhuman research subjects as well as human research participants
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The addition to James's peripheral theory that the Schachter-Singer theory provides is
A. very minor-they are essentially the same theory. B. the interpretation of the bodily responses. C. the social-referencing phenomenon. D. the adrenal medulla as the initiator of emotional experience.