Relatively stable tendencies of individuals are called __________
a. traits
b. pillars
c. foundations
d. tics
Answer: A
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Two-year-old Henry has learned that whenever he is around his aunt, Katie, it is best not to show any fear because she does not react well when confronted by a fearful child. Henry's behavior best illustrates the concept of
A. avoidant attachment. B. emotion regulation. C. goal correction. D. separation anxiety.
Liz is conducting an experiment on emotional recognition as part of her dissertation research. She shows participants a series of faces on a computer screen. Each face is either happy, sad, or neutral. Each face appears for only a fraction of a second, and is then obscured by a complex visual pattern. After the pattern disappears, participants respond as quickly as they can about whether the face was emotional or not. Which part of the brain is most likely responsible for participants' recognition of the face's emotional expression?
A. Cerebellum B. Hypothalamus C. Amygdala D. Cortex
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