Jim is 28, single, and a freelance writer who works from his apartment. Throughout high school, college, and graduate school, Jim felt happy and engaged with life, but he has recently felt more and more unhappy and detached
According to social psychology research, what short-term solution should Jim take to improve his happiness? a) He should join one or more groups.
b) He should work more hours.
c) He should try to find someone to marry.
d) He should get more sleep at night.
a
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a. ?openness b. ?extroversion c. ?conscientiousness d. ?agreeableness
The facial feedback hypothesis suggests that:
a. subjective emotional states deliver signals to the brain, which then cause distinct facial expressions to be produced b. the facial expressions of those around us provide us with subjective cues for how to interpret physiological arousal c. muscles in the face deliver signals to the brain that are interpreted as subjective emotional states d. facial expressions will only match subjective emotional experiences when arousal levels are low
Why is diagnosing Parkinson's disease difficult?
A. Because the test for Parkinson's disease is also the same test for vascular dementia. B. Because like Alzheimer's, there is no test that confirms the presence of the disease. C. Because there is no predictable set of symptoms for Parkinson's disease. D. Because Parkinson's disease mimics other diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
What percent of people older than 65 are in nursing homes?
a. five percent b. 10 percent c. 15 percent d. 20 percent