Muriel, who is generally a happy person, becomes quite sad to find out that she failed her psychology exam, but recognizes that her failure to study probably played a role. When her roommate asks Muriel for a ride to the airport, Muriel will probably
a. be more likely to help.
b. be less likely to help.
c. focus more on the costs of helping rather than the rewards.
d. be more concerned with the potential for reciprocity.
a
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whereas those who were exposed to the "happy" confederate interpreted their arousal as __________. a. anger; happiness b. happiness; anger c. happiness; happiness d. anger; anger
One route through which stress may affect the immune system is through
A) ?lowered epinephrine levels. B) ?elevated cortisol levels. C) ?reverse peristalsis. D) ?any of these.
Humanistic theorists minimized the role of free will in human experience.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The rule that holds that a person is not responsible for a crime if that crime is the result of mental defect, or if, during commission of the crime, the person lacked the capacity to understand that the act was criminally wrong or to conform his or her conduct "to the requirements of the law," is the ________ rule.
A. M'Naghten B. irresistible impulse C. Durham D. American Law Institute (ALI)