What are the factors that dictate whom we like, according to the reward theory of attraction?
What will be an ideal response?
physical appearance, proximity, similarity, and self-disclosure
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In research by Cowan and Mills on male inadequacy, it was found that:
a. males who feel powerful and adequate are likely to feel hostile toward women b. males who feel powerless and inadequate are likely to have very hostile and mistrustful attitudes toward women c. females are always very hostile in their attitudes toward other women, even more so than males d. males who are adequate are truly hypercompetitive in their attitudes toward women
During the Enlightenment, thinkers in all areas—science, politics, and the arts—were skeptical about ____
a. the idea that God is an unknowable entity b. earlier claims that religion and metaphysics are the sources of knowledge c. the validity of the heliocentric model of the universe d. the benefits of empiricist philosophies
Mitchell only does assignments at school that have the potential to earn him points toward his grade. He does not do any self-improvement exercises that do not carry points. Mitchell's attitude is an example of a drawback of which one of the following options?
A. Primary reinforcer B. Secondary reinforcer C. Token economy D. Latent learning
Which area of the brain appears to be most crucial in regulating social behaviors?
a. the prefrontal cortex b. the hypothalamus c. the medial cortex d. the parietal lobes