Caffeine is a
a. stimulant.
b. depressant.
c. narcotic.
d. psychogenic drug.
e. hallucinogen.
a. stimulant.
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Wyatt frequently associates with antisocial friends who encourage delinquent behavior such as stealing, lying, and using drugs. This situation is referred to as __________.
A. insecure attachment B. co-rumination C. deviancy training D. perceived popularity
Sternberg’s theory of successful intelligences includes all of the following except ____.
A. creative B. analytic C. practical D. spatial
Meditation is
a. a mental exercise in which a conscious attempt is made to focus attention in a nonanalytical way. b. associated with lower levels of some stress hormones. c. characterized by relaxation and suppression of arousal. d. all of these.
The main difference between James's peripheral theory and Cannon's central theory of emotion is that ____.?
a. ?the transfer of excitation can be adequately explained only by the Cannon central theory b. ?in James's peripheral theory the thalamus plays a decisive role c. ?Cannon's central theory says that the brain directly creates the experience of emotion. d. ?in James's peripheral theory cognitive appraisal of what caused your responses is especially important