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Question 141

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At the bottom or base of the hierarchy of needs pyramid is

A) love and belonging.
B) esteem and self-esteem.
C) physiological needs.
D) safety and security.

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Question 142

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The "chameleon effect" is also known as

A) the reciprocity effect.
B) behavioral mimicry.
C) kinesic dialogue.
D) somatic feedback.

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Question 143

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Regarding obesity, which of the following statements is FALSE?

While studying in the library, Kayleigh became very hungry and went to a vending machine, which was empty, and to the cafeteria, which was closed. So she drove home and cooked herself a meal and ate it, satisfying her hunger. This food-seeking behavior was initiated by a bodily need with her search being sustained and directed to various food sources until her need was met. This illustrates

Which of the following describes a pyramid model that orders needs, based on their presumed strength or potency?

Regarding the need for achievement (nAch) , which of the following statements is\are TRUE?

Nuan's parents describe her as the perfect daughter, considerate, obedient, and helpful. Recently, they have noticed that she has lost a considerable amount of weight, and is obsessed with dieting and relentless exercise. Although her parents have told her that she has lost enough weight, Nuan still feels like she needs to lose more weight. From these observations, it appears that Nuan is suffering from

The guilty knowledge test is used during

"Sinking a golf putt" during the college golf tournament would require your arousal level to be

A high achiever in art, music, or science often strives for

Which of the following scientists performed an experiment that consisted of one of the scientists swallowing a balloon that was inflated so that the movements of the stomach could be recorded?

An emotional stimulus, such as a large snarling dog, is appraised as a threat. Your appraisal gives rise to autonomic nervous system (ANS) arousal and cognitive labeling, adaptive behavior (running) , facial expressions of fear and postural tenseness, and emotional feelings. Arousal, attribution, expressions, and behavior add to these emotional feelings. Then, the emotional feelings influence appraisal, which further affects arousal, behavior, expressions, and feelings. This is a description of which theory?

Jarrett is above average in weight and is obsessed with thoughts of weight, food, and eating. As a result, he often feels guilt, shame, self-contempt, and anxiety that can only be reduced through purging the food from his body. Jarrett's behavior fits that of a person who is

The chain of events that make up the model of motivation ends when which of the following is reached?

When you are running on the track team in the "50-Yard Dash," your arousal level should be

Although she has grown up in an upper middle-class family and lived in small reasonably safe town, Patti has always felt that she was different from her siblings and from the other teenagers at school. Due to this feeling of "not fitting in," Patti joined a cult. Maslow would say that Patti joined the cult because she was trying to fulfill which basic need?

Nandini has been snacking on a large bag of salty pretzels. She will

Regarding Schachter's cognitive theory, we likely choose the appropriate label by deciding which source led to the arousal through a process called

Which of the following best describes the relationship of the parasympathetic to the sympathetic nervous system?

Roasted grasshoppers are highly nutritious; however, even if you are very hungry, you may still reject them as food because the grasshoppers are