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Why we act, what we feel, what stress does to us, and what helps.
#psychology
40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.
The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Use the arousal-performance graph. What does the peak of the curve show?
In the GAS curve, Stage 3 is the phase where resistance drops after a long stress response. What is it called?
In the hierarchy figure, the blank sits between safety needs and esteem needs. What Maslow level belongs there?
A process figure for James-Lange emotion shows See danger → [blank] → Feel fear. What belongs in the blank?
A two-factor emotion diagram shows Event → autonomic arousal → [blank] → emotion felt. What is the missing step?
The blank at the top of Maslow's hierarchy names the need to realize one's potential. What belongs there?
A shopper who is not hungry buys a pastry because the display looks irresistible. Which motivation account fits best?
A teen goes rock climbing mainly because she likes the excitement and challenge. Which account of motivation is strongest?
After hours without water, a student drinks until thirst fades and the body's fluid balance returns. Which account is this?
A species of bird migrates in a seasonal pattern without being taught the route. Which motivation account best fits this behavior?
A student practices piano mainly to win prize money at a contest. Which motivation account best explains the behavior?
A hiker lost overnight can think only about finding water and food. What Maslow level is strongest?
After a break-in, a family focuses on locks, stable housing, and protection. What Maslow level is most central?
A new student spends lunch trying to find classmates to sit with and wants to feel accepted. What Maslow level is strongest?
A student who has friends and safety now wants awards and respect for her work. What Maslow level is strongest?
Which brain structure is most associated with regulating hunger and satiety signals?
An empty stomach releases a hormone that increases hunger before lunch. Which hormone is it?
Fat cells release a signal that helps tell the brain the body has stored energy. Which hormone is this?
After weight loss, a person's hunger rises and metabolism slows, pushing weight back toward its usual range. What concept fits?
A runner's heart races after sprinting; then she sees an angry dog and labels the arousal as fear. Which emotion theory fits?
A student hears a crash and experiences fear at the same time his heart starts pounding. Which emotion theory fits this ordering?
A hiker sees a snake, notices trembling and a racing heart, and then feels afraid. Which emotion theory fits this ordering?
A driver sees a cardboard box in the road, judges it harmless, and feels calm. Which theory emphasizes that judgment?
A student reads a scholarship email, decides the result matters for college, and only then feels anxious. Which theory best fits?
After drinking coffee, a student feels jittery; when the teacher announces a quiz, he interprets the arousal as anxiety. Which theory fits?
What do display rules govern in emotional expression?
In cross-cultural research on basic emotions, what has been found about some facial expressions such as happiness and fear?
A person intentionally smiles for a while and notices a small lift in mood. What concept does this illustrate?
A guest dislikes a gift but smiles politely because her culture values not embarrassing the giver. What concept is shown?
A hurricane destroys homes across a coastal town. Which category of stressor is this?
A person gets divorced and moves to a new city in the same year. Which category of stressor best fits?
A student's commute, noisy neighbors, and repeated small deadlines wear him down. Which category of stressor is this?
A student's heart races and breathing quickens right after a fire alarm. In Selye's GAS, what phase is this immediate mobilization?
Under stress, a student reaches out to people close to her, protects younger siblings, and seeks support instead of withdrawing. What response is this?
A student who is failing algebra makes a study plan, meets the teacher, and changes homework habits. What coping type is this?
A traveler cannot speed up a delayed flight, so she uses breathing exercises to reduce anger. What coping type is this?
After a medical test result cannot be changed, a patient joins a support group to handle fear. What coping type is this?
A team misses a deadline, so the leader changes the schedule and assigns clearer tasks. What coping type is this?
Positive psychologists study gratitude practices and resilience after setbacks partly because they relate to what broader outcome?
A gamer loses track of time because the challenge exactly matches his skill and attention is fully absorbed. What concept is this?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Psychological Disorders and Treatment
40 questions
