Which of the following is not listed by Eysenck as a criterion for identifying a factor?
A. There must be psychometric evidence for its existence.
B. It must possess social relevance.
C. The factor must possess heritability.
D. It must relate to some reasonable theory of personality.
E. It must be identified through the inductive method.
Answer: E
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a. cannot offset the effects of poor prenatal nutrition. b. are unimportant to the healthy development of the fetus. c. can be dangerous to the fetus if taken in high doses. d. can be injected directly into a developing embryo
According to Schachter and Singer, the emotion experienced by participants who were injected with adrenaline and then exposed to a confederate of the experimenter who acted giddy was due to:
A) activation of the amygdala in the participant. B) the behaviour of the confederate and not due to the adrenaline. C) activation of the frontal cortex by the adrenaline. D) the participant interpreting the arousal as having positive valence.
The typical sex chromosome pattern for males is _____
a. XX c. XYY b. XY d. XXY
Discuss facial expression feedback in relation to the James-Lange theory of emotion.
What will be an ideal response?