Exam 9: Right and Wrong :Conscience

The behavioral inhibition system (BIS) can be likened to the Freudian _______ striving for the ideal and representing all the moral "brakes" internalized during the process of socialization.

Which of the following theories posits three interacting systems of behavioral regulation, including the behavioral activating system, the behavioral inhibition system, and the fight-flight-freeze system?

Which of the components of Plato's tripartite model of the soul motivates us to seek the pleasures necessary to sustain individual life and the continuation of the species?

Plato's tripartite model of the soul is composed of:

The functions of the prefrontal cortex are collectively referred to as:

A weak behavioral inhibition system (BIS) is associated with ADHD and psychopathy.

Conscience:

The conscience is purely emotional.

The behavioral activating system (BAS) is primarily associated with the neurotransmitter ___________, while the behavioral inhibition system (BIS) is primarily associated with the neurotransmitter ____________.

A hyperarousable ANS is associated with antisocial behavior.

When comparing Plato's tripartite model of the soul to Freud's tripartite model of personality, Plato's rational soul is analogous to Freud's:

The branch of the ANS that mobilizes the body for vigorous action in response to a threat is the:

The behavioral activating system (BAS) is sensitive to signals of:

Psychopaths tend to:

The emotional component of the conscience has a lot to do with: