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The Schachter-Singer Two-Factor Theory proposes that emotion is determined by two factors:
AInnate instincts and Environmental triggers
BUnconscious drives and Ego defense
CPhysiological arousal and Cognitive label
DPrimary appraisal and Secondary appraisal
Hans Selye’s model describing the body’s three-stage physical response to chronic stress is known as the:
AStress Coping Model
BFight-or-Flight Paradigm
CDiathesis-Stress Model
DGeneral Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
The three sequential stages of Hans Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) in order are:
AAlarm, Resistance, Exhaustion
BResistance, Alarm, Exhaustion
CExhaustion, Alarm, Resistance
DShock, Recovery, Burnout
Individuals characterized by a competitive, aggressive, impatient, and time-urgent personality pattern are classified as having a:
AType B Personality
BType A Personality
CType C Personality
DType D Personality
The internal state of balance and stability that the body attempts to maintain is called:
AAllostasis
BEquilibrium
CHomeostasis
DSelf-Regulation
Which brain center is known as the primary satiety center that signals when to stop eating?
ALateral Hypothalamus (LH)
BAnterior Pituitary
CPosterior Hypothalamus
DVentromedial Hypothalamus (VMH)
A chronic sleep disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrollable episodes of falling asleep during daytime activities is called:
ASleep Apnea
BInsomnia
CSomnambulism
DNarcolepsy
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs places which need at the apex of the pyramid?
ASelf-Actualization
BEsteem Needs
CBelongingness and Love Needs
DSafety Needs
According to Abraham Maslow, the most fundamental human needs at the base of the hierarchy are:
ASafety Needs
BPhysiological Needs
CSocial Needs
DSelf-Esteem Needs
The principle that the Just Noticeable Difference (JND) between two stimuli is a constant proportion of the original stimulus is known as:
AFechner's Law
BWeber's Law
CStevens' Power Law
DSignal Detection Theory