Exam 8: Emotion and Motivation-Part C

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People with Capgras syndrome suffer from amnesia and forget the names of their family members.

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Observers can often estimate someone's emotional state by considering,among other things,posture.

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The human body begins making DHEA,the hormone involved in the initial onset of sexual desire,when puberty begins.

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Psychologists define pleasure as the lack of pain.

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If your body needs energy,it sends an orexigenic signal to tell the brain to switch hunger on.

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Intrinsic rewards can undermine extrinsic rewards.

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People with a promotion focus tend to be more motivated by achieving gains than by avoiding losses.

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The main function of facial mimicry is emotion regulation.

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In multidimensional scaling,emotions are mapped on the two dimensions of appraisal and valence.

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Sexual desire in human females changes dramatically over the course of the menstrual cycle.

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Polygraphs can detect lies at a rate significantly better than chance is able to because polygraphs have low error rates.

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Bulimia nervosa is a disorder characterized by binge eating followed by purging.

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Sincere facial expressions are more symmetrical than are insincere expressions.

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Cannon and Bard proposed the two-factor theory of emotion.

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Recent research has indicated that men and women think about sex equally often.

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Capgras syndrome is caused by damage to the neural connections between the temporal lobe and the limbic system.

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William James believed that much of human motivation was governed by instincts.

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The hypothalamus plays an important role in the experience of emotion by appraising the stimuli.

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Display rules for emotional expression are the same in all cultures.

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Hull and Spence believed that organisms behave in ways to increase internal drive levels.

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