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This activity contains 36 questions.

Question 1.
According to Ekman, ___ is NOT considered to be a basic emotion.

 
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Question 2.
Happiness is to fear as

 
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Question 3.
The ___ theory of emotion suggests that interpretation of one's physiological changes immediately precedes an emotion.

 
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Question 4.
The cognitive theory of emotion seems to embrace the study of the levels at the ___.

 
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Question 5.
The amygdala plays a crucial role with respect to the emotion of ___.

 
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Question 6.
The notion that there are distinct events that underlie fear provides support for the ___ theory.

 
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Question 7.
Suppose Oliver is given statements about actions that he may have committed during a polygraph. Such a test would be called the ___.

 
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Question 8.
Our ___ refer to the requirements and desires that lead us to behave in a particular way at a particular time and place.

 
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Question 9.
An inherent flaw in evolutionary theories of motivation is that they are ___.

 
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Question 10.
The case of "D.W." highlights the importance of ___.

 
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Question 11.
Suppose you are to give an important speech soon. As such, you'll likely perform the best if you have ___ arousal.

 
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Question 12.
A(n) ___ is a condition that arises when you have an unmet goal that will not fill a requirement.

 
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Question 13.
A key part of the brain involved in nondeprived reward is in the ___.

 
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Question 14.
Researchers have proposed needs for ___.

 
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Question 15.
In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, ___ needs are higher than cognitive needs.

 
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Question 16.
Learned helplessness is often associated with ___.

 
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Question 17.
Your ___ plays a particularly important role in eating behavior.

 
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Question 18.
The relationship between insulin and hunger could be said to be ___.

 
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Question 19.
Your set point is often likened to that of a ___.

 
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Question 20.
Henry has gone on a starvation diet. As such, he may soon experience all of the following EXCEPT ___.

 
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Question 21.
It is estimated that roughly ___% of all sexual acts are for reproductive reasons.

 
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Question 22.
According to Masters and Johnson, the final stage of sexual activity is called ___.

 
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Question 23.
It is estimated that perhaps as much as ___% of the American population is primarily homosexual in their behavior.

 
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Question 24.
Gay men tend to have ___ more so than heterosexual men.

 
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Question 25.
Which of the following statements about Viagra is FALSE?

 
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Question 26.
Emotions can provide visible cues that help others know key aspects of our thoughts and desires.

   
 
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Question 27.
If you stick a pencil in your mouth, so that as you bite down on it, the corners of your lips turn up, you will feel happier.

   
 
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Question 28.
The classic Schacter and Singer study on the cognitive interpretation of emotion would now be considered unethical (at least in part).

   
 
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Question 29.
White women are generally happier than White men.

   
 
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Question 30.
If you are unhappy with your life or yourself, you should just learn to adjust since genes are destiny.

   
 
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Question 31.
At John's funeral, his secretary seems more upset than his wife. Such a perception by others has implications for display rules.

   
 
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Question 32.
Suppose Ken watches Jane with his legs relaxed and open; as such, he probably has some sexual interest in her.

   
 
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Question 33.
People can voluntarily dampen down the mechanisms that underlie emotion.

   
 
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Question 34.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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Question 35.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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Question 36.



 
To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.

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