What is the distinction between the terms "mood" and "emotion"?
A) Emotions are acute and triggered by a particular event whereas moods are often chronic
and due to persisting circumstances.
B) The terms refer to the same thing.
C) Emotions can be measured, but moods cannot be reliably assessed.
D) Emotions cannot be studied in infants, but moods can be assessed.
A
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b. Neither theory puts enough emphasis on the sexual content of most dreams. c. Neither theory distinguishes between the manifest and latent content of dreams. d. Neither theory makes predictions that are easy to test.
Pfungst demonstrated that the apparent thinking ability of the horse Clever Hans was really due to the animal's ability to respond to ____
a. ?voice commands b. ?head movements c. ?touches d. ?odors e. ?None of the choices are correct.
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a. existential issues b. cohesiveness c. instillation of hope d. guidance e. altruism
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a. higher male use for lifetime b. higher male use for past month c. higher female use of stimulants d. similar use of stimulants by men and women