The case of Mr. Z illustrates that maintaining vitality and a sense of meaning while living in a nursing home during elderhood is most dependent on which factor?
a. Accessibility of neighborhood services b. Giving up control of daily activities
c. One's psychological outlook and love of life
d. The importance of a loving spouse
c
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According to the James-Lange theory, how can we explain why people with pure autonomic failure experience weaker than average emotional feelings? a. They have trouble interpreting the meaning of other people's facial expressions. b. They do not appraise dangerous situations as quickly as other people do
c. Sensory messages that reach the spinal cord fail to reach the brain. d. Their heart rate and breathing rate do not respond to experiences.
Young Jim experiences the sadness of his friend Abdul when Abdul's dog runs away. Jim is exhibiting a. empathy
b. cooperation. c. altruism. d. sympathy.
Many adolescents feel that their own thoughts and experiences are far more extraordinary than those of other people. This is part of their
personal fable. post-operational thought. moral reasoning. invincibility fable.
Neurons are unique from other cells in that they
A. are more numerous than other cells. B. manufacture proteins. C. contain cell bodies. D. are specialized for communication.