In repression, where do unacceptable or threatening feelings or impulses go?
A. into the manifest mind
B. into the ego
C. into the superego
D. into the unconscious
Answer: D
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a. engage in self-induced vomiting. b. try to rid themselves of what they feel to be evil demons. c. use various means to eliminate the food that they have consumed during their binges. d. cannot easily be distinguished from individuals with anorexia nervosa.
Compare and contrast stimulus salience and scene schemas. Give an example using one visual stimulus to identify elements that fit each category.
What will be an ideal response?
A drug that causes an increase in dopamine in the hypothalamus is likely to:
a. cause rewarding effects. b. reduce appetite. c. reduce pain. d. increase salivation.
What implication comes from the studies on the relationship between emotional regulation and interpersonal interactions?
A. Emotional intelligence leads to positive interactions if there was no prior relationship between people. B. Emotional intelligence is the most influential component in establishing positive interactions. C. Emotional intelligence helps provide an alternative explanation for how people function socially. D. Emotional intelligence provides less value to interactions if the interactions are infrequent.