American children spend more time _________ than on any other activity except _________
a. sleeping; studying c. watching television; sleeping
b. playing computer games; sleeping d. studying; watching television
C
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Carrie is watching a television show that claims people can go back and relive childhood experiences through hypnosis. Carrie has just read Module Eight and correctly remembers that these individuals are:
A. actually experiencing a posthypnotic suggestion B. acting in ways they expect children to act C. probably actually experiencing age regression D. likely not to remember what happened during hypnosis because of posthypnotic amnesia
Worrying about insomnia may actually make the brain more sensitive to signs of sleeplessness, further exacerbating the problem and illustrating _____. Thus, when persons cannot sleep, they should get out of bed and go do something else. Further, the bed should be reserved only for sleeping, and not for reading books, doing homework, eating, or watching television. If persons do these things and
only lie down in bed when they are sleepy, behaviourists would state that, over time, the bed will become a(n) _____ for sleep. A) homeostasis; unconditioned stimulus B) ironic processes of mental control; discriminative stimulus C) a conditioned compensatory response; conditioned stimulus D) the diathesis–stress model; reinforcer
A snarling dog approached Rob suddenly. He began to sweat, his heart beat more rapidly, and his muscles tensed. According to the James-Lange theory, Rob first felt the emotion of fear:
a. right after seeing the dog and before physiological arousal began b. right after the physiological arousal began c. at the same time as the physiological arousal began d. right after he evaluated or appraised the physiological arousal
When we experience success or praise, which of the following tends to rise?
a. ideal self b. conditions of worth c. character d. self-esteem