Which of the following most closely represents how psychologists tend to view happiness:

A)Punishing oneself for a greater good.

B)All other options are correct

C)Coming from pleasurable experiences.

D)Having a sense of satisfaction in life.

If a student attends class because they love studying the material in the course, what is motivating them?

A)Extrinsic motivation

B)Intrinsic motivation

C)Instinct

D)Arousal

The fact that humans are motivated to satisfy their curiosity is best explained by which theory?

A)Maslow's hierarchy of needs

B)Self-determination theory

C)Drive reduction theory

D)Arousal theory

The Two-Systems Perspective of emotion is primarily focused on what kinds of emotions?

A)Emotions that go directly to the amygdala

B)All other options are correct

C)"Low road" emotions

D)Emotions that require a rapid response.

If you’re feeling sad and someone tells you to just start smiling in order to feel better, they are basing their advice on which psychological principle?

A)the feel-good, do-good phenomenon

B)the adaptation-level principle

C)the facial feedback effect

D)the spillover effect

What is meant by quantum of fertility and tempo of fertility? How are they thought to change with development?

Explain 10 ways to improve a person with weight problem and low self-esteem and how the family and friends can help them.

How does gender socialization influence who runs for office and for whom we vote? How are female politicians treated by the media, compared with male politicians? How has that impacted your own perception of female politicians?

The C statistic is also known as the response criterion. This is the amount of evidence an individual requires to make a target-present response. What does a negative C statistic mean? What does a positive C statistic mean? What factors can influence someone’s response criterion?

single detection lab Results

The table below lists several detection statistics for different numbers of noise dots. The most important statistic is d'. It gives a measure of your ability to discriminate displays in which the target was present from displays in which the target was absent. You should find that d' decreases as the number of noise dots increases. It also reports C, a measure of bias (negative = liberal; positive = conservative).

What is 3rd wave feminism according to Naomi Wolf and Rebecca Walker?

And how might either the Cyndi Lauper or Indigo Girls video connect to some of the ideas outlined by those scholars?

2 paragraphs

1. Describe what happens during sleep deprivation recovery.
2. What is the optimal amount of sleep according to the National Sleep Foundation?
3. Describe the two peaks and two nadirs in the circadian rhythm sleep cycle.

Select 5 words to summarize what you have learned so far about God, Jesus, the Gospel, and the Bible. Take each word and write 2 sentences each explaining why you selected that particular word and how it summarizes what you've learned so far.

Rationale: Providing an option to meet the PY100 research participation requirement by submitting summaries of research articles that have turned out to be very important for the field of psychology will enrich your knowledge of psychology gained from the course. (We assume that you have chosen this option because participating in experiments is not a viable option for you.) Since research is one of the cornerstones of psychology, we expect you to have a valuable educational experience that contributes to your understanding of psychology as an empirical discipline. Articles: You should select your articles for review from Forty Studies That Changed Psychology by Roger Hock. There is a copy on reserve in Mabee Library for PY100. Or you can probably find a used copy online if you want more convenient access to the book. Since you are required to turn in a copy of each article you review, if you buy a used copy of the book you could also just turn in the book with your reviews instead of having to copy all the articles. You can then pick up your book in the Psychology Department office sometime after your articles have been evaluated. Procedure If you decide not to buy a used copy of the book, follow the procedure outlined 1.Choose up to five articles from the Hock book (depending on how many research participation credits you need). Note that one article summary = one hour experiment participation credit. 2. For each article, identify the article by including the title (or short version of the title) as a header at the top of each page of your summary. 3.Briefly review (summarize) the contents of the research article by including a section for each of the headings you encounter in the article. Generally you will find at least the following headings: a. Introduction (usually states a rationale for the investigation and the purpose of the study; probably reviews relevant research). b. Method (includes a description of the participants, instruments and procedures employed in the research process). c. Results (provides the significant results of the research). d. Discussion (or Conclusion) (provides an interpretation of the important results and suggestions for future directions of research). Format: Your summary should be at least one page long but no more than three pages. It should be typed and double-spaced using an easily readable 12-point font such as Times New Roman. Set all four-page margins to 1 inch.

Please can someone explain briefly or with example the following:

Class affects more than our lifestyle. It impacts physical & metal well-being. How so?

How do class differences have a significant impact on how we live?

Explain the different meanings associated with homeland security.