Exam 15: Motivation

The fixed action patterns of animals predispose them to behave in a fixed way:

Charles has experienced persistent problems with voluntary control over ejaculation upon penetration.Charles most likely has:

If you argue that genetic/biological factors and psychological factors influence the development of sexual orientation,you adhere to the:

HIV (the virus that can lead to AIDS)has mutated,making drug cocktails less effective.

Eric is from a middle-class family.Richard is from a family on welfare.One of the most important differences in these two families that influences their children's school achievement is:

A part of the brain that seems to be directly involved with hunger and eating is the:

Maslow defined self-actualization as:

____ refers to problems of sexual arousal or orgasm that interfere with adequate functioning during sexual behavior.

Given the pressures in the United States,which person is most likely to be dissatisfied with their weight?

Carlo lives in a high-crime neighborhood.Of all of Maslow's needs,he is most concerned about:

How does HIV affect the immune system?

As of 2008,there were about ____ people infected with HIV in the world.

The genetic influence on sexual orientation has been supported in research suggesting that:

Ejaculation occurs in males during which of Masters and Johnson's stages of sexual response?

The most common sexual dysfunction disorder in males is:

____ theory states that we are motivated to seek out activities that provide us with the optimal level of stimulation that will keep us engaged and active.

Which of the following social needs has been found to be important in determining physical health and psychological well-being?

Which emotion is most often related to overeating in otherwise healthy people?

Describe the genetic/biological factors involved in homosexuality.

During a visit to a kindergarten,you ask the children about being boys and girls.One of the students says,"Boys and dads are noisy,like to play football,and can do what they want." This student has learned about: