Lavender and Anderson (2009) discovered that when survey respondents completed surveys about eating disorders, the respondents
a. were reluctant to provide any information if their data were not confidential
b. reported a higher incidence of problems when they were confident that responses were confidential.
c. responded in similar ways to questions involving desirable and undesirable behaviors.
d. were not especially interested in whether their data were confidential or not.
B
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When male rats are under stress, they react with the fight-or-flight response. Female rats, on the other hand, may react with ____
a. the might-or-right syndrome b. the tend-and-befriend response c. flight only d. a tendency to hide
Which of the following statements is not correct?
A. Punishment does not teach appropriate behaviors. B. To be effective, punishment must be delivered immediately and consistently. C. Punishment can have negative side effects, such as creating negative associations through classical conditioning. D. In most cases, punishment is the most effective way to reduce an unwanted behavior.
Which of the following is a group of several brain structures positioned in the center of the head and involved in learning, emotion, memory, and addiction?
a) limbic system b) cerebellum c) cerebral cortex d) cerebrum
The speed of neuronal transmission is one meter per ______.
A. millisecond B. second C. 10 seconds D. minute