GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) Psychology: Questions 312 - 314 of 554
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Question 312
Question MCQ▾
The limbic system is crucial in the regulation of
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Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | autonomic nervous system | |
b. | emotion | |
c. | somatic nervous system | |
d. | heart and lungs | |
e. | hormone activity |
Question 313
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While reading a magazine, Dan sees an advertisement that claims that a new weight loss tablet will help anyone lose weight without exercising. The advertisement includes a picture of a woman when she was obese and another picture of her looking thin and fit. Though the pictures are very compelling, Dan knows that she needs to examine advertisements critically. Which of the following questions best represents critical thinking?
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Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | Are there other possible explanations for the woman՚s weight loss, other than the tablet being advertised? | |
b. | What would my friends think about my taking a weight-loss tablet? | |
c. | Is this woman a professional model? | |
d. | Why would this woman agree to be in this advertisement? | |
e. | is the woman first time model? |
Question 314
Question MCQ▾
The first day of class, Corey is assigned to sit next to a man wearing athletic pants and a baseball cap with a sports logo. Being overweight, Corey assumes that his new classmate will treat him poorly, so he goes out of his way to ignore the other student. Corey՚s negative evaluative reaction is referred to as
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Choice (5) | Response | |
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a. | cognitive dissonance. | |
b. | lowballing. | |
c. | aptitude | |
d. | informational social influence. | |
e. | an attitude. |