A. Shaping
B. Observational learning
C. Classic conditioning
D. Relative deprivation
A. Anger; fera
B. Love; hate
C. Elation; depression
D. Disgust; joy
A. Glucocorticoids
B. Telomeres
C. Cortisols
D. Lymphocytes
A. An avoidance-approach conflict
B. An avoidance-avoidance conflict
C. Indecision
D. An approach-approach conflict
A. Psychopharmacological
B. Neuropsychological
C. Behavioral
D. Psychophysiological
A. GABAergic
B. Cholinergic
C. Dopaminergic
D. Serotonergic
A. Any change in life can be stressful
B. Marriage is the most stressful life event for more people.
C. Stress is largely a positive experience.
D. Conflict is the number one cause of stress.
A. Coincides with; precedes
B. Precedes; coincides with
C. Follow; precedes
D. Follows; coincides with
A. The common-sense view of emotion
B. The James-Lange theory of emotion
C. The Cannon-Bard theory of emotion
D. Izard’s evolutionary theory of emotion
A. Facial feedback effect.
B. Relative deprivation principle
C. Adaptation-level phenomenon
D. Catharsis hypothesis.
