How do psychologists approach the mind-body connection?
A) Through a philosophical analysis of how “mind” results from the “body”
B) By assuming the mind is less important and is influenced primarily by bodily states
C) Through a strict division between the two entities and a separate examination of each
D) By examining the ways in which psychological states lead to physical reactions
D) By examining the ways in which psychological states lead to physical reactions
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Male or female sex organs that are present at birth are called __________.
A. primary sex characteristics B. innate sex characteristics C. secondary sex characteristics D. hormonally determined sex characteristics
Axons of the lateral corticospinal tract extend to what area?
a. cerebellum b. cerebral cortex c. spinal cord d. thalamus
According to Binet, Tom, who is 10 years old, should answer more of the IQ test questions correctly than Anne who is 8 years old because Binet assumed intelligence
a. increases with age. c. both a & b. b. varies by gender. d. none of these.
Juan had his corpus callosum severed to prevent whole-brain seizures. He sits in front of a screen and stares at a dot in the middle, while simple visual stimuli are flashed briefly to the left and right of the dot. Juan would
A. be able to name stimuli on the left, but not on the right. B. be able to name stimuli on the right, but not on the left. C. not be able to name any of the stimuli. D. be able to name all of the stimuli.