How does the cognitive approach to personality explain hate?
A) As a function of the biological makeup of the brain
B) As vicariously learned behaviors
C) As a trait that all people have
D) As result of how we perceive the world around us
E) As a feeling that is not connected to cognition
D
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What is the relationship between personality and life satisfaction?
a. There is no relationship between personality and life satisfaction. b. There is an oppositional relationship—if one has a happy personality, then one has low life satisfaction. c. There is a link between personality and life satisfaction in later life dependent on personality type. d. There is a relationship only if life satisfaction is a priority in a person's life.
If the person sitting beside you were to tap your shoulder, neurons in ____ would become active in response to the tap
a. ?Wernicke's area b. ?the occipital lobe c. ?the motor cortex d. ?the somatosensory cortex
Scientists have studied nerve conduction in the giant nerve axon of the squid because
a. It is larger than the axons of other animals, and thus makes an excellent preparation b. Squids are cheap and plentiful c. Its nerves fire repeatedly in the same way, generating more reliability than mammals d. Reaction time can be measured for its nervous system
Which statement is true about attitudes regarding marriage in the United States today?
A) A majority of American adults agree that marriage is becoming obsolete. B) More than half of high-SES emerging adults say they never want to get married. C) Most U.S. unmarried young adults say they want to marry and have children. D) Marriage is not a central life goal for more than two-thirds of low-SES emerging adults.