Multiple Choice
In general terms, research on the effects of mood states on cognition has indicated that
A) most mood states have very small effects on cognition
B) most mood states have very similar effects on cognition
C) most mood states improve cognition
D) mood states vary considerably in their effects on cognition
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q3: Someone who attaches more weight to cognitive
Q4: Anxious individuals often have poor reasoning performance
Q5: Anger causes<br>A) pessimistic judgements + low perceived
Q6: Which of the following is true?<br>A) mood-congruent
Q7: Urbach-Wiethe disease involves<br>A) damage to the amygdala
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
Q12: Research on recall of peripheral details of
Q13: The dual-process theory of moral reasoning is