Question 1

Manipulations that decrease glucose levels cause _____; ones that increase glucose levels cause _____.&#10;A)an increase in arousal; a decrease in arousal&#10;B)a decrease in hunger; an increase in hunger&#10;C)a decrease in arousal; an increase in arousal&#10;D)an increase in hunger; a decrease in hunger

Accepted Answer

Manipulations that decrease glucose levels (such as skipping a meal or consuming a low-carbohydrate diet) will cause an increase in hunger, while manipulations that increase glucose levels (such as eating a meal high in carbohydrates) will cause a decrease in hunger. Glucose levels are a key regulator of hunger and satiety.

Question 2

Val has a crush on Ilene.What is one thing he might do to make himself more desirable?&#10;A)Bring her flowers&#10;B)Stop by every day to say hello&#10;C)Compliment her on her hair&#10;D)Tell her she has nice shoes

Accepted Answer

Stop by every day to say hello

Question 3

Who is being driven by intrinsic motivation?&#10;A)Matt,who is dying to win the trophy he sees behind the podium&#10;B)Lucia,who hopes to earn a scholarship for college so her parents won't have to pay for her tuition&#10;C)Kira,who enjoys running marathons for the challenge&#10;D)Kip,who is working for a promotion and a raise at his job

Accepted Answer

Intrinsic motivation is driven by internal factors such as personal enjoyment or challenge. Kira, who enjoys running marathons for the challenge, is the only option that fits this definition. Matt is motivated by the external factor of winning a trophy, Lucia is motivated by the external factor of earning a scholarship to save her parents money, and Kip is motivated by the external factors of a promotion and raise at his job.

Question 4

Our unconscious spillover of emotions into nonverbal behavior is called _____.&#10;A)nonverbal communication&#10;B)a manipulator&#10;C)an illustrator&#10;D)nonverbal leakage

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal leakage refers to the unconscious spillover of emotions into nonverbal behavior, such as facial expressions or body language. The other choices, nonverbal communication, a manipulator, and an illustrator, do not specifically refer to this concept.

Question 5

&#34;Look at those two,they can't keep their hands off of each other! They've only been on two dates,and they barely know each other!&#34; What type of love is being depicted?&#10;A)Companionate&#10;B)Infatuation&#10;C)Committed&#10;D)Intimate

Accepted Answer

The statement suggests that the individuals are highly physically attracted to each other, but have not had the time to establish a deeper emotional connection. This is characteristic of infatuation, which is based primarily on physical attraction and intense, obsessive feelings rather than a strong emotional bond.

Question 6

According to the discrete emotions theory,emotions _____.&#10;A)differ significantly across cultures&#10;B)are independent of physiological responses at all&#10;C)exist to serve evolutionary functions&#10;D)are found only in civilized cultures

Accepted Answer

The discrete emotions theory suggests that emotions have evolved to serve specific adaptive functions, such as fear for survival and anger for self-protection. This is consistent with the idea that emotions exist to serve evolutionary functions. Option A is incorrect because although certain expressions of emotion may vary among cultures, most emotions are universal across cultures. Option B is incorrect because emotions are typically accompanied by physiological responses, such as changes in heart rate and skin conductance. Option D is incorrect because emotions are observed in both civilized and non-civilized cultures.

Question 7

According to the work of Hatfield and Rapson (1996),the two major kinds of love that people experience are called&#10;A)passionate and companionate love.&#10;B)fatuous and empty love.&#10;C)consummate and adaptive love.&#10;D)interpersonal and intrapersonal love.

Accepted Answer

Hatfield and Rapson (1996) identified two major types of love: passionate love, characterized by intense emotions, physical attraction, and romantic attachment; and companionate love, which involves a deep connection and affectionate bond between partners, but may not necessarily involve the same level of intense passion as passionate love.

Question 8

Which of the following factors is the best predictor of homosexuality?&#10;A)Being left-handed or right-handed&#10;B)Engaging in gender nonconformity&#10;C)Being sexually attracted to the members of the same sex&#10;D)Feeling estranged from your same sex peers

Accepted Answer

Being sexually attracted to members of the same sex is the most direct and accurate predictor of homosexuality, as it directly aligns with the definition of homosexuality itself.

Question 9

Little Denny is listening to Grandpa Joe talk about the &#34;good old days.&#34; How is Grandpa Joe likely to be feeling?&#10;A)Tired&#10;B)Sad&#10;C)Happy&#10;D)Nostalgic

Accepted Answer

The answer of Little Denny is listening to Grandpa Joe...

Question 10

According to the triangular theory of love proposed by Sternberg,_____ love is the ultimate love.&#10;A)romantic&#10;B)companionate&#10;C)fatuous&#10;D)consummate

Accepted Answer

According to Sternberg's triangular theory of love, consummate love is the ultimate love that combines intimacy, passion, and commitment in equal proportions. Romantic love has intimacy and passion but lacks commitment, companionate love has intimacy and commitment but lacks passion, and fatuous love has passion and commitment but lacks intimacy. Therefore, the correct answer is D, consummate love.

Deck 11: Exsetntion: Emotion and Motivation