A) adenosine
B) melatonin
C) norepinephrine
D) gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
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A) The patient consumed too much alcohol
B) The patient is experiencing withdrawal
C) Amphetamine psychosis
D) Tardive dyskinesia
E) Severe antagonistic effect
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A) less negative
B) more negative
C) positive
D) affirmative
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A) Insomnia
B) Narcolepsy
C) Both are associated with it
D) Neither are associated with it
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A) Day shift night shift evening shift
B) Night shift evening shift day shift
C) Day shift evening shift night shift
D) Morning shift night shift evening shift
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A) evolutionary
B) Freudian psychoanalytic
C) compensatory
D) activation-synthesis
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A) opiates
B) THC
C) cocaine
D) alcohol
E) meth amphetamine
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A) Activation-synthesis has failed to activate.
B) The grasping behaviour was accidental.
C) The patient actually suffers from Blindsight.
D) The patient is likely not telling the truth-they know what the object is.
E) There is more than one neural pathway for the processing of visual information.
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A) melatonin capsules
B) exposure to sunlight
C) Zoloft
D) slow-wave induction
E) amphetamines
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A) sober students had more negative views about drinking and driving than did intoxicated students
B) sober students were more likely to say that they wouldn't drive drunk than were intoxicated students
C) when presented with a facilitating cue, sober students expressed less negative attitudes about drunk driving
D) intoxicated and sober students expressed equally negative views about drunk driving
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A) Withdrawal set in and reversed the effect of the stimulant.
B) Norepinephrine and dopamine supplies have been depleted.
C) Crystal meth is an SSRI.
D) Meth increases the activity of GABA.
E) Amphetamines block reuptake of dopamine.
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A) a hallucinogen
B) a depressant
C) a stimulant
D) an analgesic
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A) though people think it works, hypnosis has never produced legitimate effects when studied in the lab
B) its ability to get people to do things "against their will" may have more to do with their reactions to legitimized authorities
C) hypnosis appears to have a unique power to coerce people against their wills to do dangerous acts
D) approximately half of the population is susceptible to hypnosis
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A) depressant
B) stimulant
C) hallucinogen
D) sedative
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A) REM
B) stage 1
C) stage 4
D) stage 3
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A) divided awareness theory
B) Freudian theory
C) dissociation theory
D) social-cognitive theory
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A) Alpha waves would transition to Theta waves.
B) Beta waves would transition to Delta waves.
C) Delta waves would transition to Alpha waves.
D) Beta waves would transition to Theta waves.
E) Theta waves would transition to delta waves.
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A) Alcohol decreases the activity of GABA.
B) Alcohol increases the activity of GABA.
C) Alcohol suppresses the activity of dopamine.
D) Alcohol is a stimulant.
E) Alcohol produces withdrawal.
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