Exam 11: Emotion and Motivation
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________ forecasting refers to a person's ability to predict both their own as well as others' happiness.
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One definition of emotion states that it refers to synchronisation of which of the following elements?
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Alisa stood on stage with one corner of her mouth lifted. This is one illustration of a ________.
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According to the ________, seeing a crocodile in the swamp would lead simultaneously to both the emotion of fear and running away at the same time. However, the ________ would suggest that people are afraid because they run away.
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According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, ________ have to be satisfied first.
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Schachter's internal-external theory suggests that obese people eat more because of ________ cues, such as smell or taste.
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The fact that different expressions of emotions tend to appear across cultures might lead one to believe that these expressions are evolutionarily based, and not affected by culture. At the same time, another explanation of this similarity is that because many people have been exposed to Western culture, they have taken on Western facial expressions of emotions. This alternative explanation for the apparent universality of emotional expression demonstrates which principle of critical thinking?
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The idea that muscles in the face send information to the brain, affecting the emotion we feel, is known as the
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Which of the following is LEAST likely to be a symptom of anorexia?
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When people are absolutely certain that they can spot a liar, the research shows that their confidence is not related to their accuracy. Which principle of critical thinking should this remind you of?
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Suppose your older sister Amanda was diagnosed with bulimia nervosa by the doctor. Your mum is very worried about her situation. Write your mum a short letter explaining what bulimia is, including the symptoms, possible cause, and possible outcomes.
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Which theory of emotions best explains why the girl Ben saw on his way into the gym seemed more attractive to him as he was leaving the gym?
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According to the glucostatic theory, the level of ________ is a primary control mechanism for the regulation of hunger.
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Many people believe that the polygraph test is actually a very good "lie detector". Some groups have suggested that the polygraph is as high as 98 per cent accurate, while research has found that it yields a high rate (as much as 40 per cent)of false positives. This discrepancy highlights the critical-thinking concept of ________.
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The mental state in which people are completely immersed in what they are doing is given the name of ________.
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While Debbie was in the hospital, she received glucose continuously through an intravenous line. When her blood glucose levels started to rise, it is likely that she
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According to the ________, repeated exposure to a stimulus leads to increased liking of the stimulus.
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Describe the levels of personal space and provide an example for each level.
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