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According to drive theory of motivation, if you drink water when you are thirsty, drinking results in  \na. drive production and serves as an incentive  \nb. drive reduction and restores physiological equilibrium  \nc. need production and serves as an incentive  \nd. need reduction and restores physiological equilibrium  \n  2. A bonus of $100.00 for completing a work assignment before a deadline is an example of  \na. an incentive c. drive reduction  \nb. a reward d. a motive   3. Animals with a surgically destroyed lateral hypothalamus show  \na. excessive thirst and consumption of water  \nb. little or no interest in eating and weight loss  \nc. excessive overeating and weight gain  \nd. little or no interest in sex  \n  4. If, after brain damage suffered in a car accident, a person gained 50 pounds in two months you would most likely suspect damage to the  \na. ventromedial hypothalamus c. lateral hypothalamus  \nb. dorsal hypothalamus d. glucostats  \n  5. William, a subject in a psychology experiment, just received an injection that raised his blood glucose level. William is most likely to report  \na. he feels angry c. he feels hungry  \nb. he feels happy d. he does not feel hungry   6. Which of the following is not associated with a decrease in hunger or eating behavior?  \na. damage to the lateral hypothalamus  \nb. a decrease in blood glucose level  \nc. nervous system information indicating stretching of the stomach walls  \nd. high levels of leptin in the blood  \n  7. Kathy has lost 25 pounds recently through dieting. According to   she will have difficulty keeping the weight off because her metabolism will have decreased in order to maintain the fat stores in her body.  \na. set-point theory c. evolutionary theory  \nb. settling-point theory d. dietary restraint theory   8. Craig has a desire to excel; Craig is  \na. high in achievement motivation c. average in achievement motivation  \nb. high in success motivation d. average in success motivation  \n  9. In a friendly game of horseshoes, you would expect a person high in achievement motivation to choose to stand  \na. very close to the target  \nb. a moderate distance from the target  \nc. very far from the target  \nd. either very close to or very far from the target  \n  10. Which of the following is not one of the three components of emotion?  \na. behavioral c. perceptual  \nb. cognitive d. physiological  \n  11. As Christine is watching the climax of a horror movie, all at once she is frightened, nervous, and excited. Her behavior reflects the   component of emotion.  \na. behavioral c. perceptual  \nb. cognitive d. physiological  \n  12. As Christine is watching the climax of a horror movie, she gets \"goose bumps,\" her heart starts pounding, and her breathing becomes more rapid. Her behavior reflects the   component of emotion.  \na. behavioral c. perceptual  \nb. cognitive d. physiological  \n  13. The nervous system pathway which transmits information from the thalamus to the   is a rapid-response pathway that quickly results in physiological responses associated with emotion.  \na. medulla c. cerebral cortex  \nb. amygdala d. cerebellum  \n  14. As Christine is watching the climax of a horror movie, she grasps the arms of her chair, gasps, and closes her eyes. Her behavior reflects the   component of emotions.  \na. physiological c. perceptual  \nb. cognitive d. behavioral  \n  15. If you go to a party and force yourself to smile even though you are feeling a little depressed, there is a good chance that you will  \na. actually feel a little happier c. feel more depressed later  \nb. continue to feel depressed d. fool everyone at the party except yourself  \n  16. The   in Japanese society encourage masking emotions such as anger and sadness by exhibiting polite smiling or a neutral expression.  \na. display rules c. rules of conduct  \nb. rules of engagement d. rules of polite society   17. 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