Multiple Choice
Research on recall of peripheral details of emotional autobiographical memories shows that
A) more details are remembered for positive surprise memories than sad memories
B) more details are remembered for sad memories than for positive surprise memories
C) more details are remembered for angry memories than for happy memories
D) more details are remembered for fearful memories than for calm memories
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Q7: Urbach-Wiethe disease involves<br>A) damage to the amygdala
Q8: In general terms, research on the effects
Q9: Research on the effects of anxiety and
Q10: In decision-making, positive mood states lead to<br>A)
Q11: In decision-making, anger causes<br>A) extensive use of
Q13: The dual-process theory of moral reasoning is
Q14: Anxiety causes<br>A) pessimistic judgments about the future
Q15: Research on mood-state-dependent memory indicates that<br>A) it
Q16: Syllogistic reasoning is a type of<br>A) informal
Q17: Brain damage to emotion areas<br>A) impairs performance