Exam 12: Emotions, Aggression, and Stress
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Which evidence challenges the idea that specific emotions are linked to specific physical responses?
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In order to condition a rat to associate a particular tone in context A with a shock, one would play a tone
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The Schachter and Singer theory of emotion is also called the _______ theory because first circumstances provoke autonomic arousal, and then arousal is attributed to a specific emotion based on context.
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The field of study concerned with the immune system and its interaction with the nervous system and behavior is called
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Which statement about the neural innervation of the facial muscles is true?
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Input to the ventromedial hypothalamus (or VMH) from the suprachiasmatic nucleus appears to regulate the daily variation in _______ in many animals, including humans.
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List Ekman's eight basic emotional facial expressions. Which are believed to be universal? How might facial expressions of emotion confer an adaptive advantage?
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Describe some of the physiological correlates of emotional arousal and discuss the degree to which these factors vary among and within different individuals.
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Outline the research evidence that the amygdala plays an essential role in emotionality.
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In fear conditioning, the lateral nucleus of the amygdala transmits information through the _______ to evoke hormonal responses.
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In a classic study, soldiers training for parachute jumps showed a
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_______ aggression is observed in most vertebrates, often involving competition over mating opportunities, while _______ aggression often occurs among individuals caring for young.
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Which reaction would be considered the "high road" response to a bear appearing at your picnic?
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Castration reduces _______, and injections of _______ increase it.
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Which brain site is included in Papez's circuit of emotion?
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What is the evidence that the ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH) plays a central role in aggression?
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The _______ theory of emotion posited that bodily responses evoke emotional experience.
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In rats, lesions of the _______ nucleus of the amygdala inhibit blood pressure increases and constrain _______ behavior in response to conditioned fearful stimuli.
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The concept known as _______ poses that early in life, a little stress followed by comforting reassurance better equips an animal to deal with stress as an adult.
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