A. Cartharsis hypothesis. B. Relative deprivation principle. C. Feel-good, do-good phenomenon. D. Adaptation-level phenomenon.
A. Being well educated B. Being over 50 years old C. Having children D. Having a meaningful religious faith
A. James-Lange theory. B. Catharsis hypothesis. C. Relative deprivation theory. D. Two-factor theory.
A. Control B. Critical C. Relevant D. Irrelevant
A. Fear; interest B. Sadness; surprise C. Anger; contempt D. Disgust; horror
A. Activation of skeletal muscle, activation of smooth muscle B. Mobilizing the body in response to stress, maintaining the body at rest C. The release of acetylcholine onto target organs, the release of adrenaline D. All of the above
A. Hypothalamus B. Visual sensation of the emotional stimulus C. Amygdala D. The physiological feedback from the body
A. Producing teratogens B. Increasing the production of lymphocytes C. Secreting cortisol D. Producing androgens
A. Optimistic; pessimistic B. Bright; dull C. Hard- driving; easy-going D. Introverted ; extraverted