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Question 1    

Sandra is not really good at painting and drawing, but she loves to spend her spare time "dabbling" as she calls it. If her products are not successful according to aesthetic standards, why does she continue to draw and paint?

A. She is attempting to reduce a primary drive.

B. Her behavior is a result of extrinsic motivation.

C. Her behavior is a result of intrinsic motivation.

D. Drawing and painting satisfy her arousal level.          


Question 2     

When applying Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs it is important to understand which of the following?

A. Lower level needs must often be met before higher levels can be considered.

B. Lower level needs can be inserted at any point.

C. Self-actualization is seldom approached by anyone.

D. Self-actualization can be recognized and measured objectively.          


Question 3     

According to the James-Lange Theory, crying over spilled milk will result in:

A. sorrow because you are crying.

B. sorrow because the milk has been spilled.

C. problem solving which will control the emotions.

D. several indiscriminant emotions.          

Question 1     

Cannon-Bard view emotion as more than a response to physiological arousal. They suggest that:

A. the hippocampus and the spinal nerve produce emotion.

B. both the cortex and the autonomic nervous system respond to the stimulus.

C. emotion is the work of higher brain levels alone.

D. isolated nerve stimuli activate the autonomic nervous system.          


Question 2     

Donnie was on the verge of experiencing road rage. The teenagers in front of him were reckless and disrespectful. Suddenly he realized that one of the boys was his brother and he began to laugh. Donnie's emotional response is best explained by:

A. the James-Lange Theory of emotion.

B. the Cannon-bard Theory of emotion.

C. the Schachter-Singer Theory of emotion.

D. the Affiliation Theory of emotion.          


Question 3     

Billy Sue hated dresses but loved dogs, horses, turtles, lizards, and frogs. Her grandmother, who knew how little girls should look, dragged her to the children's store and forced her into a lacy pink dress. Although Billy Sue scowled at her image in the mirror, grandmother was delighted. Grandmother's behavior was based on her concept of:

A. sexism.

B. Billy Sue's sex.

C. Billy's gender.

D. Billy Sue's gender role.          

Question 1     

Verbal skills and muscular coordination have been observed to improve in women when:

A. estrogen levels are relatively high.

B. they are exposed to experiences requiring high level skills.

C. pressure to perform is reduced.

D. calcium levels are increased.          


Question 2     

The biosocial approach suggests that gender differences are based on:

A. the hormone and neurological differences between men and women.

B. how men and women think about their environment.

C. the physical ability of men to protect the home and of women to bare children.

D. the cognitive ability of men to solve problems and of women to organize the home.          


Question 3     

Sexual arousal in human beings is different from that of animals. It is clear that human sexual arousal can occur:

A. only as the result of specific hormone changes.

B. only during female ovulation.

C. frequently in males, but seldom in females.

D. as the result of many different stimuli including sights, smells, and sounds.          

Question 1

Chlamydia can be an insidious disease among young women because:

A. there are no apparent symptoms.

B. it attacks the skin on the face first.

C. it often masks itself as simple menstrual cramping.

D. it changes the texture of the skin.         


 Question 2     

It is possible to reduce the risk of contracting AIDs through:

A. abstaining from sexual foreplay.

B. covering areas of sexual contact with an antibacterial soap or cream.

C. maintaining a long-term, monogamous relationship with a faithful partner.

D. engaging in anal intercourse. Reset Selection


Question 3     

Billy Sue hated dresses but loved dogs, horses, turtles, lizards, and frogs. Her grandmother, who knew how little girls should look, dragged her to the children's store and forced her into a lacy pink dress. Although Billy Sue scowled at her image in the mirror, grandmother was delighted. Grandmother's behavior was based on her concept of:

A. sexism.

B. Billy Sue's sex.

C. Billy's gender.

 

D. Billy Sue's gender role.          

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