Research has shown that endorphins:
a. increase the distress felt when separated from a loved one.
b. increase the stress of interpersonal contact.
c. strengthen an infant's bond to its mother in animals.
d. are not related to social contact.
Answer: c
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Men and women engaging in health-promoting behaviors, such as getting adequate sleep, maintaining an ideal weight, and limiting the use of alcohol, can expect to
a. psychologically crave a more exciting life. b. increase their life expectancy. c. be envious of friends who are risk-takers. d. have happiness and harmony in their relationships with others.
The type of pain that typically follows an injury and disappears once the injury heals or is effectively treated is called
A. distress pain. B. sensory pain. C. oppositional pain. D. acute pain.
Research on flashbulb memories indicates that
A) decay does not occur for these memories. B) interference does not occur for these memories. C) these memories are often the result of reconstruction rather than true memories. D) they are largely susceptible to the same errors as other types of memory.