Which emotion theory places the greatest emphasis on physiological changes happening first, which are then followed by an experience of an emotion? a. Schachter-Singer theory. b. James-Lange theory. c. Cannon-Bard theory. d. Arousal theory e. Incentive theory.

Emotions are a mix of consciously experienced thoughts, expressive behaviors, and physiological arousal. Which theory emphasized the importance of consciously experienced thoughts? a. Facial feedback theory. b. James-Lange theory. c. Arousal and performance theory. d. Fight-or-flight theory. e. Schachter-Singer two-factor theory.

According to the James-Lange theory, how do we experience emotion?

On the very first day of class, Mr. Boyarsky gave his students a test. When some complained, he responded that he wanted to know what their talents were, so he was giving them a test to predict what kind of skills they might learn best, and what kind of jobs they might like to do one day. Mr. Boyarsky's test was a. an aptitude test. b. an intelligence test. c. an achievement test. d. a personality test. e. a projective test.

The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion states that a. emotional response occurs before cognition. b. physiological response occurs before emotional response. c. emotional response occurs before physiological response. d. cognition occurs before emotional response. e. physiological response and emotion occur independently and simultaneously.

Which of the following would tend to increase the importance of supply chain management?

O increased globalization

O greater emphasis on local markets reduced competitive pressures

O lower levels of outsourcing

O increased supply chain stability

Which of the following theories of emotion would suggest that polygraphs should be quite accurate at differentiating one emotion from another?
a. Cannon-Bard theory
b. James-Lange theory
c. Schachter-Singer two-factor theory
d. Darwinian theory

A therapist tells a CEO that the reason he yells and screams at his staff is due to behavior he learned as a child. When he was a child, he threw temper tantrums In order to get his way. What is the term for this defense mechanism? a. Regression. b. Reaction formation. c. Projection. d. Rationalization. e. Sublimation.

Albert Bandura believed that children could learn not only by doing behaviors themselves, but also by watching models perform those behaviors. His ideas expanded the idea of learning to include a. observational learning. b. classical conditioning. c. operant conditioning. d. latent learning. e. rote learning.

Antisocial personality disorder is most often characterized by a. violence. b. lack of conscience. c. mood swings. d. unexplained physical symptoms. e. committing serial murders.

Which of the following theories of emotion would suggest that polygraphs should be quite accurate at differentiating one emotion from another?

a. Cannon-Bard theory

b. James-Lange theory

c. Schachter-Singer two-factor theory

d. Darwinian theory

Dr. Alscott has examined two sets of data from his research. In the first set, the standard deviation was very small, while in the second set there was a much larger standard deviation. Based on this information, what conclusion can be drawn from these two sets? a. The median was greater than the mean in the second set. b. The mean was greater than the median in the second set. c. The standard deviation in both sets reveled a positive correlation between the, data. d. Most data points were closer to the mean in the first set than in the second. e. Most data points were closer to the mean in the second set than in the first.

Dr. Pilai worked with the government to create standards tor people seeking obs as airport security screners. She included assessments in the Interview process, designs for the flow of the security process itself, and measures for evaluating the job performance of these screeners. Which psychology career category best fits Dr. Pilai's work? a. Developmental. b. Clinical. c. Forensic. d. Industrial-organizational. e. Community.

The sound of a sizzling steak or the smell of a warm apple pie might make people want to eat those items. In the study of motivation, the sound and smell are considered to be a. incentives. b. arousal-inducing. c. drives. d. self-actualization needs. e. fixed-action patterns.