Exam 17: Health Psychology
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Dr. Saline is testing the water supplies of small villages in a remote region of Africa to ascertain the water's purity. Dr. Saline is interested in
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Ginny was not really aware of her body odor until one of her friends made a comment about how bad someone in her carpool smelled. According to the stages of change model, Ginny is at the ________ stage.
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Bob decided that he was a bit overweight so he created a new exercise program, something he had never tried before. Though he initially had some difficulty setting it up and sticking with it, he has consistently done his workouts for the last eight months. While it is becoming more habitual, the program is still not yet automatic for him so he reinforces himself with new music CDs each month. Bob is most likely in the ________ stage of the stages of change model.
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After changing her eating habits, Kelsey does not even think about ordering anything but whole wheat bread for her submarine sandwich. Kelsey has reached
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Discuss the relationship between religion and health, and indicate the most likely reasons why the relationship exists.
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Which of the following statements about fitness is supported by research?
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Ryan has started lifting weights so he can try out for the football team next year. He is excited and feels his peers will support him. However, he still does not know if he will make the team. His change in behavior reflects the theory of
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The theory of planned behavior considers a person's perception of control over the outcome.
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Lane is recently divorced and having trouble meeting potential partners. He decides to try an online dating service. Lane has engaged in ________ coping.
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If Jason decides that the snake he sees is dangerous, he has made a
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Maria was just told that her husband has cancer. Instead of dealing with the threat of cancer, Maria decides to sign her and her husband up for a cruise. Maria is engaging in ________ coping.
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You are trying to change your exercise routine in order to have a healthier lifestyle. You develop a new exercise schedule and plan to implement it starting next month. You are in the ________ stage of the stages of change model.
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Your friend, who is experiencing more stressors than usual, appears to be in the resistance stage of the general adaptation syndrome. According to Hans Selye, this stage is known as the primary appraisal stage.
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If you are involved in the process of trying to change a maladaptive behavior, you would most likely expend the largest amount of energy and effort during the ________ stage.
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There is a distinct physiological pattern that emerges when people are exposed to strong and prolonged stress. Hans Selye labeled this response pattern the
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Rosemary is interested in studying the relationships between emotion, the nervous system, and the immune system. She would be most interested in the field of
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Which statement is NOT correct concerning the relationship between the immune system and stress?
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Julius was obese and had repeatedly failed in his attempts to lose weight, even when his uncle's wealthy girlfriend offered him monetary and material rewards. After college, he finally succeeded at getting into better shape. He explained that he finally wanted to do it for himself. According to self-determination theory, the main factor in Julius' success was intrinsic rather than extrinsic motivation.
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