Question 1

In order to survive, men need

Accepted Answer

A)  slightly more body fat than women. 
B)  considerably more body fat than women. 
C)  considerably less body fat than women 
D)  the same percentage of body fat as women. 
A)  slightly more body fat than women. 
B)  considerably more body fat than women. 
C)  considerably less body fat than women 
D)  the same percentage of body fat as women.

Question 2

What are the three components of emotions?

Accepted Answer

An emotion is a feeling state

Question 3

Compared to those with a lower metabolic rate, persons with high metabolic rate

Accepted Answer

A)  gain much more weight eating the same amount of food. 
B)  can eat much more without gaining weight 
C)  are more prone to obesity. 
D)  have probably been dieting for longer periods. 
A)  gain much more weight eating the same amount of food. 
B)  can eat much more without gaining weight 
C)  are more prone to obesity. 
D)  have probably been dieting for longer periods.

Question 4

Which theory suggests that our subjective reaction and the internal state of arousal occur at the same time?

Accepted Answer

A)  Schachter-Singer theory 
B)  Cannon-Bard theory 
C)  Lazarus theory 
D)  James-Lange theory 
A)  Schachter-Singer theory 
B)  Cannon-Bard theory 
C)  Lazarus theory 
D)  James-Lange theory

Question 5

How does the development of facial expressions of different emotions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

Accepted Answer

The facial expressions of different emot

Question 6

While taking a psychology exam, Millie got up and shut the classroom door because of some noisy students in the hall. Which theory explains Millie's behaviour?

Accepted Answer

A)  Homeostasis 
B)  Arousal theory
Cstinct theory
Dtrinsic motivation 
A)  Homeostasis 
B)  Arousal theory
Cstinct theory
Dtrinsic motivation

Question 7

Which theory states that in order to experience an emotion, we must first feel physiological arousal and second, have an explanation for the arousal in order to label the emotion?

Accepted Answer

A)  instinct theory 
B)  James-Lange theory 
C)  Cannon-Bard theory 
D)  Schachter-Singer theory 
A)  instinct theory 
B)  James-Lange theory 
C)  Cannon-Bard theory 
D)  Schachter-Singer theory

Question 8

According to the theory of Richard Lazarus,

Accepted Answer

A)  a behavioural reaction is the first step emotion. 
B)  a cognitive appraisal is the first step an emotion 
C)  cognitive and physiological reactions happen at the same time. 
D)  emotions are generated from physiological reactions. 
A)  a behavioural reaction is the first step emotion. 
B)  a cognitive appraisal is the first step an emotion 
C)  cognitive and physiological reactions happen at the same time. 
D)  emotions are generated from physiological reactions.

Question 9

Peter Suedfeld developed an alternate form of sensory deprivation calle

Accepted Answer

A)  relief of external sources of tension. 
B)  relieve early stimulation test. 
C)  restrictive environmental stimulation 
D)  relax, enjoy, sensory tune-out. 
A)  relief of external sources of tension. 
B)  relieve early stimulation test. 
C)  restrictive environmental stimulation 
D)  relax, enjoy, sensory tune-out.

Question 10

Some critics of Lazarus point out that some emotional reactions are instantaneous-occurring too rapidly to pass through cognitive appraisal. Lazarus responds that

Accepted Answer

A)  these are not true emotions. 
B)  instinctual emotions bypass cognition. 
C)  some mental processing occurs without conscious awareness 
D)  his theory has this one problem only. 
A)  these are not true emotions. 
B)  instinctual emotions bypass cognition. 
C)  some mental processing occurs without conscious awareness 
D)  his theory has this one problem only.

Question 11

The set point theory suggests humans and other animals

Accepted Answer

A)  are able to alter their weight, but will always have a "set" or average weight. 
B)  gain weight by eating more food than they need and thus causing ancrease the size of their fat cells. 
C)  have a set metabolic rate that cannot be altered. 
D)  are genetically programmed to maintain a certain amount of body weight 
A)  are able to alter their weight, but will always have a "set" or average weight. 
B)  gain weight by eating more food than they need and thus causing ancrease the size of their fat cells. 
C)  have a set metabolic rate that cannot be altered. 
D)  are genetically programmed to maintain a certain amount of body weight

Question 12

The fact that children blind and deaf from birth have facial expressions similar to sighted people is evidence for the universality of emotional expression.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Fritz, an entomologist, asserts that an insect species he has studied has an innate tendency to play dead in the dark. This pattern appears to be unlearned and universal to the species. Fritz is describing

Accepted Answer

A)  a reflex. 
B)  a motive. 
C)  a classically conditioned response. 
D)  anstinct 
A)  a reflex. 
B)  a motive. 
C)  a classically conditioned response. 
D)  anstinct

Question 14

Intrinsic motivation is learned while extrinsic motivation is instinctual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following is evidence in support of the stimulus motive in animals other than humans?

Accepted Answer

A)  A rabbit building a nest 
B)  Hungry rats exploring a maze 
C)  A monkey playing with a mechanical puzzle 
D)  A songbird singing its song 
A)  A rabbit building a nest 
B)  Hungry rats exploring a maze 
C)  A monkey playing with a mechanical puzzle 
D)  A songbird singing its song

Question 16

The motive to explore and the motive of curiosity are called

Accepted Answer

A)  extrinsic motives. 
B)  stimulus motives 
C)  instincts. 
D)  social motives. 
A)  extrinsic motives. 
B)  stimulus motives 
C)  instincts. 
D)  social motives.

Question 17

Game playing is one of the six styles of love proposed by Lee

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The way we interpret a stimulus or situation as requiring one emotional response or another is the ________ component of emotion.

Accepted Answer

A)  learned 
B)  thoughtful 
C)  cognitive 
D)  mastered 
A)  learned 
B)  thoughtful 
C)  cognitive 
D)  mastered

Question 19

If an entire species exhibits the behaviour, and it is not learned, and it is present from birth, we can safely assume it is

Accepted Answer

A)  anstinct 
B)  an unconscious motivator. 
C)  an extrinsically rewarded behaviour. 
D)  an emotional response. 
A)  anstinct 
B)  an unconscious motivator. 
C)  an extrinsically rewarded behaviour. 
D)  an emotional response.

Question 20

When stimulation is too low, ________ cause us to increase stimulation.

Accepted Answer

A)  arousal motives 
B)  stimulus motives 
C)  instinctual motives 
D)  reflexive motives 
A)  arousal motives 
B)  stimulus motives 
C)  instinctual motives 
D)  reflexive motives

In order to survive, men need

What are the three components of emotions?

Compared to those with a lower metabolic rate, persons with high metabolic rate

Which theory suggests that our subjective reaction and the internal state of arousal occur at the same time?

How does the development of facial expressions of different emotions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

While taking a psychology exam, Millie got up and shut the classroom door because of some noisy students in the hall. Which theory explains Millie's behaviour?

Which theory states that in order to experience an emotion, we must first feel physiological arousal and second, have an explanation for the arousal in order to label the emotion?

According to the theory of Richard Lazarus,

Peter Suedfeld developed an alternate form of sensory deprivation calle

Some critics of Lazarus point out that some emotional reactions are instantaneous-occurring too rapidly to pass through cognitive appraisal. Lazarus responds that

The set point theory suggests humans and other animals

The fact that children blind and deaf from birth have facial expressions similar to sighted people is evidence for the universality of emotional expression.

Fritz, an entomologist, asserts that an insect species he has studied has an innate tendency to play dead in the dark. This pattern appears to be unlearned and universal to the species. Fritz is describing

Intrinsic motivation is learned while extrinsic motivation is instinctual.

Which of the following is evidence in support of the stimulus motive in animals other than humans?

The motive to explore and the motive of curiosity are called

Game playing is one of the six styles of love proposed by Lee

The way we interpret a stimulus or situation as requiring one emotional response or another is the ________ component of emotion.

If an entire species exhibits the behaviour, and it is not learned, and it is present from birth, we can safely assume it is

When stimulation is too low, ________ cause us to increase stimulation.

Introduction to Psychology

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Exam 9: Motivation and Emotion

In order to survive, men need

What are the three components of emotions?

Compared to those with a lower metabolic rate, persons with high metabolic rate

Which theory suggests that our subjective reaction and the internal state of arousal occur at the same time?

How does the development of facial expressions of different emotions in infants suggest a biological basis for emotional expression?

While taking a psychology exam, Millie got up and shut the classroom door because of some noisy students in the hall. Which theory explains Millie's behaviour?

Which theory states that in order to experience an emotion, we must first feel physiological arousal and second, have an explanation for the arousal in order to label the emotion?

According to the theory of Richard Lazarus,

Peter Suedfeld developed an alternate form of sensory deprivation calle

Some critics of Lazarus point out that some emotional reactions are instantaneous-occurring too rapidly to pass through cognitive appraisal. Lazarus responds that

The set point theory suggests humans and other animals

The fact that children blind and deaf from birth have facial expressions similar to sighted people is evidence for the universality of emotional expression.

Fritz, an entomologist, asserts that an insect species he has studied has an innate tendency to play dead in the dark. This pattern appears to be unlearned and universal to the species. Fritz is describing

Intrinsic motivation is learned while extrinsic motivation is instinctual.

Which of the following is evidence in support of the stimulus motive in animals other than humans?

The motive to explore and the motive of curiosity are called

Game playing is one of the six styles of love proposed by Lee

The way we interpret a stimulus or situation as requiring one emotional response or another is the ________ component of emotion.

If an entire species exhibits the behaviour, and it is not learned, and it is present from birth, we can safely assume it is

When stimulation is too low, ________ cause us to increase stimulation.

Introduction to Psychology

Biology and Behaviour

Sensation and Perception

States of Conciousness

Learning

Memory

Cognition, Language, and Intelligence

Development

Social Psychology

Personality Theory and Assessment

Health and Stress

Psychology Disorders

Therapies

Filters