When you are at your "adaptation level," your
a. behavior and affect are abnormal
b. behavior is normal and your affect is abnormal.
c. behavior is abnormal and your affect is normal.
d. behavior and affect are normal.
d
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An individual with damage to the primary somatosensory cortex would most have problems with ____
a. memory b. hearing c. ability to locate where they are being touched d. balance
After reading Snyder’s story about the airport delay, how did his readers react?
a. They did not believe the story, claiming it was unrealistic. b. They enjoyed it but still reacted negatively to the parts about the airport delays. c. They preferred that the editors continued to feature “regular” news. d. They responded favorably and wished for more stories.
In Froh and colleagues’ examination of the effectiveness of gratitude interventions, who was likely to increase levels of gratitude by writing letters?
A. people from individualistic cultures B. youth who were low in positive affect C. youth who were high in positive affect D. people from collectivist cultures
By Darwin's logic, if you were to find yourself in some remote area of the world inhabited
by people who, heretofore, were unknown to the rest of the world, you would a. not be able to recognize any of their facial expressions of emotion. b. be able to recognize only their facial expressions of anger and happiness. c. have great difficulty recognizing any of their facial expressions of emotion. d. be able to recognize many of their facial expressions of emotion. e. be better able to recognize negative emotions because positive emotions are more likely to be masked.