A) lower body mass; average body mass
B) higher body mass; lower body mass
C) higher body mass; no change in body mass
D) more hunger; less hunger
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A) instinct theory
B) incentive theory
C) drive-reduction theory
D) arousal theory
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A) centrifugal
B) endless
C) one-way
D) negative feedback
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A) anger and fear are expressed in very similar ways across cultures, but that happiness is expressed somewhat differently from culture to culture
B) even though there are slight variations in the facial expression of emotions across cultures, judges make virtually no errors in their judgments of emotion from the facial expressions of others
C) people of all cultures use the same muscles in the same ways when expressing different emotions
D) just as slightly different dialects occur within the same language, so slightly different facial expressions occur for the same emotions across different cultures
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A) the complex interaction of physiological arousal and cognitive thoughts he experienced after the accident
B) his subjective psychological reaction to the accident
C) the pattern of physiological arousal in his body that was caused by the accident
D) his cognitive interpretation of the arousal he experienced after the accident
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A) cerebellum
B) pineal
C) spinal cord
D) ventricles
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A) erogenous zones
B) libidinous areas
C) erotic zones
D) sexual centers
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A) the highest levels of masturbation compared to other generations
B) the lowest levels of masturbation compared to other generations
C) average levels of masturbation compared to other generations
D) both the highest and lowest levels of masturbation compared to other generations
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A) increased CCK levels
B) increased glucose levels
C) low levels of stored fat in the body
D) high levels of stored fat in the body
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A) evaluative thoughts about the situation
B) facial expressions coupled with affective responses
C) complex reactions to some internal or external event
D) inevitable, biologically-determined responses
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A) inefficient digestive system
B) high metabolic rate
C) set point of 260 lbs.
D) tendency to engage in emotional eating
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A) attempting to reduce physical tension
B) seeking high levels of physiological arousal
C) fulfilling an instinctual need
D) satisfying a social desire to compete with others
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A) learned
B) secondary
C) instinctual
D) primary
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A) biological drive to avoid hunger, thirst, and sexual deprivation
B) learned tendency to seek out rewards
C) innate need for arousal and stimulation
D) tendency to desire or seek out positive outcomes and avoid negative ones
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A) food
B) water
C) money
D) warmth
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A) extrinsic
B) arousal
C) intrinsic
D) drive
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A) No change in health was observed even after one year.
B) Significant improvements in health occurred after only 21 days.
C) Significant improvements in health occurred but only after a year on the native diet.
D) Significant deterioration in health occurred almost immediately.
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A) arousal theory
B) incentive theory
C) primary drives
D) secondary drives
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