Question 1

We first see delta waves in _____ sleep.

Accepted Answer

A) Stage 1 
B) Stage 2 
C) Stage 3 
D) Stage 4 
A) Stage 1 
B) Stage 2 
C) Stage 3 
D) Stage 4

Question 2

Sleep terrors typically occur

Accepted Answer

A) in Stage 1. 
B) in Stage 2. 
C) in deep sleep. 
D) after a nightmare. 
A) in Stage 1. 
B) in Stage 2. 
C) in deep sleep. 
D) after a nightmare.

Question 3

When Katrusia chooses to stop thinking about the next psychology test during her big date, she is using

Accepted Answer

A) suppression. 
B) repression. 
C) intercession. 
D) indiscretion. 
A) suppression. 
B) repression. 
C) intercession. 
D) indiscretion.

Question 4

Jablochka says that she is a chronic alcoholic. When she stopped drinking suddenly, she experienced terrifying hallucinations, heavy sweating, general disorientation, and restlessness. She was most likely experiencing the symptoms of

Accepted Answer

A) the "DTs." 
B) agitated depression. 
C) alcohol abuse. 
D) acute alcoholism. 
A) the "DTs." 
B) agitated depression. 
C) alcohol abuse. 
D) acute alcoholism.

Question 5

People are capable of lowering their muscle tension by feedback from an

Accepted Answer

A) electroencephalograph. 
B) electromyograph. 
C) enteroencephalograph. 
D) enterocephalograph. 
A) electroencephalograph. 
B) electromyograph. 
C) enteroencephalograph. 
D) enterocephalograph.

Question 6

It is 4:00 a.m. and Dan is driving home after having a drink, while Jason is driving home after being deprived of sleep. Which of the following is correct based on sleep deprivation research?

Accepted Answer

A) 	Dan is more likely to have a car accident. 
B) 	Jason is more likely to have a car accident. 
C) 	The likelihood of either having a car accident is the same. 
D) 	The likelihood of either having a car accident is no different than anyone driving at that time. 
A) 	Dan is more likely to have a car accident. 
B) 	Jason is more likely to have a car accident. 
C) 	The likelihood of either having a car accident is the same. 
D) 	The likelihood of either having a car accident is no different than anyone driving at that time.

Question 7

When we talk about focusing one's consciousness on a particular stimulus, we are talking about

Accepted Answer

A) controlled consciousness. 
B) direct awareness. 
C) hyperactive attention. 
D) selective attention. 
A) controlled consciousness. 
B) direct awareness. 
C) hyperactive attention. 
D) selective attention.

Question 8

Your husband just woke up; he says he was having the most bizarre dream. He was probably awakened during

Accepted Answer

A) REM sleep. 
B) NREM sleep. 
C) non-paradoxical sleep. 
D) alpha and delta waves. 
A) REM sleep. 
B) NREM sleep. 
C) non-paradoxical sleep. 
D) alpha and delta waves.

Question 9

Our continuing sense of self in the changing world is all except which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Forms intentions 
B) Guides its own behavior 
C) Conscious 
D) Unaware 
A) Forms intentions 
B) Guides its own behavior 
C) Conscious 
D) Unaware

Question 10

According to the role theory view of hypnosis, the changes in behavior that are attributed to hypnotic trance

Accepted Answer

A) can be achieved by instructing people to behave as though they were hypnotized. 
B) are manifestations of hypnotized role models. 
C) can be explained by peer role models. 
D) can be due to all of these 
A) can be achieved by instructing people to behave as though they were hypnotized. 
B) are manifestations of hypnotized role models. 
C) can be explained by peer role models. 
D) can be due to all of these

Question 11

Some of the girls from your PE class are taking diet pills. These pills are likely to be

Accepted Answer

A) amphetamines. 
B) methylphenidate. 
C) opiates. 
D) barbiturates. 
A) amphetamines. 
B) methylphenidate. 
C) opiates. 
D) barbiturates.

Question 12

Simon is obese and snores loudly when he sleeps. He sometimes wakes up gasping for breath. Simon mostly likely is suffering from

Accepted Answer

A) insomnia. 
B) narcolepsy. 
C) sleep apnea. 
D) sleep aphasia. 
A) insomnia. 
B) narcolepsy. 
C) sleep apnea. 
D) sleep aphasia.

Question 13

A legitimate medical use of an amphetamine is the treatment of

Accepted Answer

A) attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. 
B) insomnia. 
C) seizures. 
D) psychosis. 
A) attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. 
B) insomnia. 
C) seizures. 
D) psychosis.

Question 14

Coca-Cola has been referred to as "the real thing" because

Accepted Answer

A) up until 1906 the formula for Coca-Cola had cocaine in it. 
B) its caffeine and sugar content produce quite a lift. 
C) the caffeine level provides a high. 
D) of none of these 
A) up until 1906 the formula for Coca-Cola had cocaine in it. 
B) its caffeine and sugar content produce quite a lift. 
C) the caffeine level provides a high. 
D) of none of these

Question 15

The notion that animals that are most at risk from predators sleep less is taken from which of the following perspectives?

Accepted Answer

A) Behaviorist 
B) Environmental 
C) Evolutionary 
D) Nature versus nurture 
A) Behaviorist 
B) Environmental 
C) Evolutionary 
D) Nature versus nurture

Question 16

Neodissociation theory suggests that hypnosis is caused by

Accepted Answer

A) response sets. 
B) multi-attentive processes. 
C) hypervigilance. 
D) selective attention. 
A) response sets. 
B) multi-attentive processes. 
C) hypervigilance. 
D) selective attention.

Question 17

According to Sigmund Freud's theory, a dream is a wish your heart makes. This can be interpreted as

Accepted Answer

A) people never dream about harsh or disturbing occurrences. 
B) a person's longing to watch fairytale movies. 
C) the dreamer's desires cannot be attained. 
D) the dreamer's own unconscious desires and desires. 
A) people never dream about harsh or disturbing occurrences. 
B) a person's longing to watch fairytale movies. 
C) the dreamer's desires cannot be attained. 
D) the dreamer's own unconscious desires and desires.

Question 18

Ivanka is a college student who has developed a tolerance to heroin and experiences withdrawal symptoms whenever she doesn't have a "fix" at least every eight hours. She feels that she has lost control and has to organize her life around her habit. She would be classified as having

Accepted Answer

A) substance abuse. 
B) substance dependence. 
C) substance use. 
D) no diagnosable problem, according to the American Psychiatric Association. 
A) substance abuse. 
B) substance dependence. 
C) substance use. 
D) no diagnosable problem, according to the American Psychiatric Association.

Question 19

Any system that provides information about a bodily function is known as

Accepted Answer

A) a systems loop. 
B) biofeedback. 
C) biosystems reinforcement. 
D) direct feedback loop. 
A) a systems loop. 
B) biofeedback. 
C) biosystems reinforcement. 
D) direct feedback loop.

Question 20

LSD flashbacks are

Accepted Answer

A) caused when intense emotional events occur while under the influence of LSD. 
B) distorted perceptions that mimic a previous LSD experience. 
C) only a myth used by drug addicts in denial. 
D) unavoidable and experienced by all LSD users. 
A) caused when intense emotional events occur while under the influence of LSD. 
B) distorted perceptions that mimic a previous LSD experience. 
C) only a myth used by drug addicts in denial. 
D) unavoidable and experienced by all LSD users.

We first see delta waves in _____ sleep.

Sleep terrors typically occur

When Katrusia chooses to stop thinking about the next psychology test during her big date, she is using

Jablochka says that she is a chronic alcoholic. When she stopped drinking suddenly, she experienced terrifying hallucinations, heavy sweating, general disorientation, and restlessness. She was most likely experiencing the symptoms of

People are capable of lowering their muscle tension by feedback from an

It is 4:00 a.m. and Dan is driving home after having a drink, while Jason is driving home after being deprived of sleep. Which of the following is correct based on sleep deprivation research?

When we talk about focusing one's consciousness on a particular stimulus, we are talking about

Your husband just woke up; he says he was having the most bizarre dream. He was probably awakened during

Our continuing sense of self in the changing world is all except which of the following?

According to the role theory view of hypnosis, the changes in behavior that are attributed to hypnotic trance

Some of the girls from your PE class are taking diet pills. These pills are likely to be

Simon is obese and snores loudly when he sleeps. He sometimes wakes up gasping for breath. Simon mostly likely is suffering from

A legitimate medical use of an amphetamine is the treatment of

Coca-Cola has been referred to as "the real thing" because

The notion that animals that are most at risk from predators sleep less is taken from which of the following perspectives?

Neodissociation theory suggests that hypnosis is caused by

According to Sigmund Freud's theory, a dream is a wish your heart makes. This can be interpreted as

Ivanka is a college student who has developed a tolerance to heroin and experiences withdrawal symptoms whenever she doesn't have a "fix" at least every eight hours. She feels that she has lost control and has to organize her life around her habit. She would be classified as having

Any system that provides information about a bodily function is known as

LSD flashbacks are

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Exam 4: Consciousness

We first see delta waves in _____ sleep.

Sleep terrors typically occur

When Katrusia chooses to stop thinking about the next psychology test during her big date, she is using

Jablochka says that she is a chronic alcoholic. When she stopped drinking suddenly, she experienced terrifying hallucinations, heavy sweating, general disorientation, and restlessness. She was most likely experiencing the symptoms of

People are capable of lowering their muscle tension by feedback from an

It is 4:00 a.m. and Dan is driving home after having a drink, while Jason is driving home after being deprived of sleep. Which of the following is correct based on sleep deprivation research?

When we talk about focusing one's consciousness on a particular stimulus, we are talking about

Your husband just woke up; he says he was having the most bizarre dream. He was probably awakened during

Our continuing sense of self in the changing world is all except which of the following?

According to the role theory view of hypnosis, the changes in behavior that are attributed to hypnotic trance

Some of the girls from your PE class are taking diet pills. These pills are likely to be

Simon is obese and snores loudly when he sleeps. He sometimes wakes up gasping for breath. Simon mostly likely is suffering from

A legitimate medical use of an amphetamine is the treatment of

Coca-Cola has been referred to as "the real thing" because

The notion that animals that are most at risk from predators sleep less is taken from which of the following perspectives?

Neodissociation theory suggests that hypnosis is caused by

According to Sigmund Freud's theory, a dream is a wish your heart makes. This can be interpreted as

Ivanka is a college student who has developed a tolerance to heroin and experiences withdrawal symptoms whenever she doesn't have a "fix" at least every eight hours. She feels that she has lost control and has to organize her life around her habit. She would be classified as having

Any system that provides information about a bodily function is known as

LSD flashbacks are

What Is Psychology

Biology and Psychology

Sensation and Perception

Learning

Memory: Remembrance of Things Past-And Future

Thinking, Language, and Intelligence

Motivation and Emotion

The Voyage Through the Life Span

Personality: Theory and Measurement

Stress, Health, and Coping

Psychological Disorders

Methods of Therapy

Social Psychology

Psychology and Human Behavior

Psychology and Personality

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