Which of the following includes the nucleus of the neuron, which contains genetic information, and is shaped roughly like a sphere or a pyramid?
a. the axon
b. the cell body
c. dendrites
d. glial cells
Answer: b
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When experimental manipulations have induced people to reject their free will, they tend to ____
a. behave in a prosocial manner b. become more cooperative and helpful c. behave as if they are mentally ill d. be more willing to cheat on a test or steal money
Boyd was jumped from behind by a group of attackers and was struck in the head. As a result of the attack, Boyd suffered from partial blindness even though his eyes were not physically damaged. Boyd MOST likely suffered damage to which cortical lobe?
A) occipital B) temporal C) parietal D) frontal
Wally has a good business that he operates by himself. People say that he does a good job, but they can tell that he interacts with people only as much as required for his business to succeed. They have never seen him smile or show any real emotion. His relatives tell people that Wally does not attend any community functions because he prefers to be alone. Wally fits the description of which
personality disorder? a. schizoid b. avoidant c. antisocial d. narcissistic
Which of the following is one reason that punishments can fail as an effective way to change behavior in families, schools, and workplaces?
a. The recipient of harsh or frequent punishment often habituates to the punishment, rendering it ineffective. b. People often administer punishment inappropriately or mindlessly, lashing out in rage. c. Most misbehavior is punished too quickly and the miscreant doesn't have time to think about his behavior. d. Children are overwhelmed by the amount of information they must process during punishment.