The cognitive-physiological theory of emotion in which it is assumed that both physiological arousal and a cognitive label are necessary for the full experience of emotion was proposed by:
a. Cannon
b. Hebb
c. Schachter
d. Lange
c
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A short, oblique (diagonal) line drawn through the continuous line in the cumulative record indicates
a. a pause in responding. b. a reinforced response. c. the occurrence of a response other than bar pressing. d. a bar press.
What part of an overhead projector would be most like the myelin found in the brain?
a. The insulation covering the extension cord, as this insulation helps transmit the electrical energy more efficiently b. The light bulb, as myelin becomes highly active when it receives energy c. The reflecting mirror, as the purpose of myelin is to reflect away neurotransmitters d. The long arm holding up the reflecting mirror, as the main function of the myelin is as a conduit through which electrical chemical energy flows within the neuron
How is behavioral slowing related to processing load?
a. The greater the processing load, the more likely one is to observe behavioral slowing with age. b. The greater the processing load, the less likely one is to observe behavioral slowing with age. c. Processing load is related to behavioral slowing only in younger subjects. d. Processing load is related to behavioral slowing only in tasks involving motor skills.
When researchers compared infants who were in daycare for varying hours each week, they found that:
a. day care has no significant effect on the security of a child's attachment. b. even a few hours of day care per week significantly impacts the security of a child's attachment. c. thirty or more hours per week in day care decreases secure attachment. d. fifteen or more hours per week in day care decreases secure attachment.