Emotional Psychology Answers

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Last Seven (7) Learning Measures: Chapters 9, 10, and 11 are Crossword Puzzles Chapter 12: Emotional Behaviors TRUE/FALSE 1. Psychologists typically define emotion in terms of three components. 2. According to the James-Lange theory of emotion, we experience physiological changes first and then label these changes as an emotion. 3. The pattern of physiological reactions for each emotion are easily distinguishable by the person who is experiencing them. 4. In people with an uncommon condition called pure autonomic failure, output from the autonomic nervous system to the body fails, either completely or almost completely. 5. The more important contributions to emotions come from the effects of the autonomic nervous system, not muscle activity.…show more content…
Information from the left half of the visual field is processed in the right hemisphere. 55. After surgery, split-brain patients have impaired intellect and motivation. 56. In most people, the right hemisphere is dominant for speech. 57. Normally, a split-brain patient should be able to name an object flashed to the left visual field. 58. The right hemisphere is dominant for recognizing both pleasant and unpleasant emotions in others. 59. Recognition of happy or sad faces will occur most rapidly if presented to the right hemisphere. 60. The planum temporale is usually larger in the right hemisphere. 61. The left hemisphere appears to be specialized for language before language develops. 62. People born without a corpus callosum can perform many tasks that split-brain patients fail. 63. For more than 95% of right-handed people, the left hemisphere is strongly dominant for speech. 64. Most left-handers have left-hemisphere dominance for speech. 65. Most people use only one hemisphere for most tasks. 66. Language studies with bonobos suggest that they can understand more than they can produce. 67. One of the main problems in determining if nonhuman species have language is being able to accurately define what language is. 68. It is possible for language to be impaired without an associated impairment of intelligence. 69. Observations of Williams syndrome indicate that language is not simply a by-product of overall intelligence. 70. The critical period for learning a second…show more content…
Which of the following characterizes total brain activity, as measured by the rate of glucose metabolism, in those suffering from mood disorders? a. high in both mania and depression b. low in both mania and depression c. low in mania and high in depression d. high in mania and low in depression 84. Lithium prevents a relapse into: a. mania only. b. depression only. c. either mania or depression. d. schizophrenia. 85. What do the drugs valproate and carbamazepine share in common with lithium? a. They are used to treat schizophrenia. b. They block the synthesis of arachidonic acid. c. They inhibit GABA. d. They are 100% effective in treating bipolar disorder. 86. An advantage of bright light therapy for SAD, as compared to other antidepressant treatments, is that bright light therapy: a. is highly effective without apparent side effects. b. produces a permanent cure after one or two treatments. c. is well understood theoretically. d. is financially supported by several drug companies. 87. Because of possible exposure to the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, some studies suggest that people who own a ____ are more likely to have children who become schizophrenic. a. rat b. snake c. cat d. dog 88. Brain damage common to schizophrenia includes: a. larger than normal cerebral ventricles. b. a proliferation of glial cells. c. loss of axons between the substantia nigra and the basal ganglia. d. a heavier forebrain. 89. People with schizophrenia have lower than normal overall
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