Karen's new job keeps her very busy and has forced her to change some of her routines. For instance, with no time to shop for groceries during daytime working hours, Karen stops at the market on her way home from the office every Wednesday. After two months following her new routine, Karen notices that she is spending more money on groceries than she has in the past. Karen's attention may be affected by the fact that:
A. the task is no longer holding her attention
B. The repetition of the task attracts her attention
C. she is hungry at the end of the day and more sensitive to the food-related cues
D. she is now earning more money and no longer watches her food budget
C. she is hungry at the end of the day and more sensitive to the food-related cues
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a. ?Adzure; his ability is an example of a positive fixed action pattern. b. ?Anton; his ability will increase his opportunities to pass on his genes. c. ?Adzure; his ability will decrease his chances of falling ill. d. ?Neither will be more or less likely to survive.
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a. ?antidepressant drugs b. ?tricyclics c. ?neuroleptic drugs d. ?tranquilizing drugs
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a. biological and instinctual b. environmental and psychological c. biological and psychological d. intellectual and psychological