Question 1

_____________ refers to a state of being where we feel we are one with what we are doing.

Accepted Answer

A)  Persistence 
B)  Empathy 
C)  Success 
D)  Flow 
A)  Persistence 
B)  Empathy 
C)  Success 
D)  Flow

Question 2

Many studies suggest the ___________ of the brain is related to positive emotions, such as happiness.

Accepted Answer

A)  left hemisphere 
B)  right hemisphere 
C)  Wernicke's area 
D)  amygdala 
A)  left hemisphere 
B)  right hemisphere 
C)  Wernicke's area 
D)  amygdala

Question 3

In general, coping strategies can be separated into two categories: __________ and _________ coping.

Accepted Answer

A)  person-based; situational-based 
B)  problem-focused; emotion-focused 
C)  present-focused; future-focused 
D)  self-based; other-based 
A)  person-based; situational-based 
B)  problem-focused; emotion-focused 
C)  present-focused; future-focused 
D)  self-based; other-based

Question 4

Students entering college listed the most sought-after goal as

Accepted Answer

A)  making a difference in the world. 
B)  being married. 
C)  college degree. 
D)  being very well off financially. 
A)  making a difference in the world. 
B)  being married. 
C)  college degree. 
D)  being very well off financially.

Question 5

__________ is the feeling of arousal and resulting physiological effects of being exposed to the stressor.

Accepted Answer

A)  Emotion 
B)  Reaction 
C)  Stressor 
D)  Stress 
A)  Emotion 
B)  Reaction 
C)  Stressor 
D)  Stress

Question 6

Research on emotion has only recently evolved because

Accepted Answer

A)  most Western European and American societies considered it bothersome. 
B)  scientists already understood how emotion influences behaviors. 
C)  most Western European and American societies considered it important. 
D)  research on emotion was considered unreliable. 
A)  most Western European and American societies considered it bothersome. 
B)  scientists already understood how emotion influences behaviors. 
C)  most Western European and American societies considered it important. 
D)  research on emotion was considered unreliable.

Question 7

Nicholas believes that if he works hard and makes a good impression during the interview, he will get the job he wants. Later, he found out that the interviewer's nephew "earned" the job instead. Nicholas' belief that life should turn out the way he wants is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  myth of causation. 
B)  rationalization. 
C)  overgeneralization. 
D)  tyranny of shoulds. 
A)  myth of causation. 
B)  rationalization. 
C)  overgeneralization. 
D)  tyranny of shoulds.

Question 8

Isabella believes her daughter Amy should quit her job and take care of her daughter at home the same way she did when Amy was born. As a result, she constantly suggests that now is the time for Amy to be at home. Isabella's irrational expectation that Amy should act in the same way she did is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  myth of causation. 
B)  rationalization. 
C)  overgeneralization. 
D)  tyranny of shoulds. 
A)  myth of causation. 
B)  rationalization. 
C)  overgeneralization. 
D)  tyranny of shoulds.

Question 9

Self-awareness is

Accepted Answer

A)  managing the intensity and duration of feelings and the ability to delay gratification. 
B)  continuing to work toward goals despite setbacks and frustrations. 
C)  an ongoing attention to one's internal states. 
D)  feeling and understanding the emotions of another person. 
A)  managing the intensity and duration of feelings and the ability to delay gratification. 
B)  continuing to work toward goals despite setbacks and frustrations. 
C)  an ongoing attention to one's internal states. 
D)  feeling and understanding the emotions of another person.

Question 10

While hiking, Marston heard a noise in the woods. After evaluating the sound and its closeness, he determined there was no danger. What part of Marston's brain assisted him in assessing danger in this situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Left hemisphere 
B)  Right hemisphere 
C)  Broca's area 
D)  Amygdala 
A)  Left hemisphere 
B)  Right hemisphere 
C)  Broca's area 
D)  Amygdala

_____________ refers to a state of being where we feel we are one with what we are doing.

Many studies suggest the ___________ of the brain is related to positive emotions, such as happiness.

In general, coping strategies can be separated into two categories: __ and _ coping.

Students entering college listed the most sought-after goal as

__________ is the feeling of arousal and resulting physiological effects of being exposed to the stressor.

Research on emotion has only recently evolved because

Nicholas believes that if he works hard and makes a good impression during the interview, he will get the job he wants. Later, he found out that the interviewer's nephew "earned" the job instead. Nicholas' belief that life should turn out the way he wants is an example of

Self-awareness is

While hiking, Marston heard a noise in the woods. After evaluating the sound and its closeness, he determined there was no danger. What part of Marston's brain assisted him in assessing danger in this situation?

Foundations of Human Relations

The Self in Human Relations

How Personality Influences Human Relations

The Role of Perception in Human Relations

Social Influence in Our Relations With Others

Prejudice: Foundations, Causes, Effects, and Remedies

Listening

Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Conflict and Conflict Resolution

Key Concepts in Intimate Relationships

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Exam 4: Emotions, Stress, and Human Relations

_____________ refers to a state of being where we feel we are one with what we are doing.

Many studies suggest the ___________ of the brain is related to positive emotions, such as happiness.

In general, coping strategies can be separated into two categories: __________ and _________ coping.

Students entering college listed the most sought-after goal as

__________ is the feeling of arousal and resulting physiological effects of being exposed to the stressor.

Research on emotion has only recently evolved because

Nicholas believes that if he works hard and makes a good impression during the interview, he will get the job he wants. Later, he found out that the interviewer's nephew "earned" the job instead. Nicholas' belief that life should turn out the way he wants is an example of

Self-awareness is

While hiking, Marston heard a noise in the woods. After evaluating the sound and its closeness, he determined there was no danger. What part of Marston's brain assisted him in assessing danger in this situation?

Foundations of Human Relations

The Self in Human Relations

How Personality Influences Human Relations

The Role of Perception in Human Relations

Social Influence in Our Relations With Others

Prejudice: Foundations, Causes, Effects, and Remedies

Listening

Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Conflict and Conflict Resolution

Key Concepts in Intimate Relationships

Filters

In general, coping strategies can be separated into two categories: __ and _ coping.