Exam 12: A: Emotional,stress,and Healthemotional,stress,and Health

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Severe stress produces many of the same symptoms as illness.

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​The ability to perceive,imagine,and understand emotions and use that information in making decisions is known as emotional ____________.

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Most people who experience extremely traumatic events develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

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On average,unmarried people are happier than married people.

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Most people with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)have a smaller than average ________ in the brain.​

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One attempt to use physiological measurement of an emotion for a practical purpose is the polygraph,or lie-detector test.Describe how a polygraph is supposed to work.Explain why the test is unacceptable for many purposes.

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Feeling personal rejection causes more health risk than other types of stress.​

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Many activities activate parts of both the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems.

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The branch of the autonomic nervous system responsible for enhancing digestion and other nonemergency functions is the ____________ nervous system.

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A guilty-knowledge test is similar to a polygraph test except that the examiner asks different types of questions.

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Most people are good at detecting when others are lying.

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Most psychologists who support the idea of basic emotions list these six: happiness,sadness,fear,anger,disgust,and ___________.

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On average,young adults are happier than old people.

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Researchers have wondered if they could elicit or enhance an emotional response by molding a participant's posture and breathing pattern into a pattern typical of a given emotion.Describe what happened in the study illustrated in your text in which participants were made to smile by instructions that did not include the word smile.

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Many researchers measure anxiety by measuring increases or decreases in the strength of the ___________ reflex.​

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The raised-eyebrow expression has different meanings from one culture to another.

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State the James-Lange theory and briefly describe evidence that supports it.

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On average in the United States,being born in a recent decade adds to one's happiness.

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Coping with stress by reinterpreting the situation to make it seem less threatening is known as ____________.​

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​Any stimulus that excites intense emotion activates the "fight-or-flight" system,also known as the ________________ nervous system.

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