Lucy ran out of the house heading to her 8:00 a.m. class and did not have time to eat breakfast. Further, she forgot to grab her lunch from the fridge. What basic physiological processes can Lucy expect to experience if she does not eat throughout the
day?
a. Lucy’s blood sugar levels will rise, her stomach will growl, and the lateral hypothalamus will secrete orexin, which will in turn initiate feelings of hunger.
b. Lucy’s blood sugar levels will rise, her stomach will growl, and the ventromedial hypothalamus will secrete orexin, which will in turn initiate feelings of hunger.
c. Lucy’s blood sugar levels will drop, her stomach will growl, and the lateral hypothalamus will secrete orexin, which will in turn initiate feelings of hunger.
d. Lucy’s blood sugar levels will rise, her stomach will growl, and the lateral hypothalamus will secrete insulin, which will in turn initiate feelings of satiety.
c. Lucy’s blood sugar levels will drop, her stomach will growl, and the lateral hypothalamus will secrete orexin, which will in turn initiate feelings of hunger.
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a. Invest effort in trying to succeed in other aspects of his life. b. Take his mind off of the problem by reading and watching television. c. Distract himself by running, washing the car, or engaging in other activities. d. Seeing out a psychotherapist to work on his own social skills.
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his genetic programming. the home environment. the interaction between genes and environment. his father's involvement.
Carol Gilligan believed Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning was flawed because it ______.
A. did not acknowledge a justice orientation, which is based on fairness and individualism B. ignored a care orientation, the desire to maintain relationships and avoid hurting others C. missed individuals' tendency to raise both justice and care concerns when describing moral dilemmas rather than focusing on one or the other D. was based on all-male samples, and there is a clear distinction between masculine and feminine moral reasoning