Quinn is the first to arrive at work and the last to leave. He is industrious throughout the day. This would suggest that Quinn is high in which of the following personality traits?
A. agreeableness
B. conscientiousness
C. openness
D. extroversion
Answer: B
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a) The immune system is not affected by stress. b) Only certain types of stressors affect the immune system. c) Suppression of immune system functioning by stress always ends immediately after the stressful period ends. d) Suppression of immune system functioning by stress can apparently continue even after the stress itself is over.
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A) Goal-corrected partnerships B) Orientation with discrimination C) Safe-base attachment D) Orientation without discrimination
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A.Yes. Drugs typically work by mimicking neurotransmitters which are evolutionarily old and present in many animals, including humans. Physical addiction is thus possible for non-human animals. B.No. Experiencing effects of psychoactive drugs requires a state of altered consciousness. Only humans experience true consciousness. C.Yes. Animals will seek drugs, but only when the search does not interfere with the normal instinctive behavior, such as mating and grooming. They will search, but will not become addicted. D.No. Non-human animals cannot experience psychological dependence, and both psychological and physical dependence are necessary for true addiction.