Chapter 10: Quiz and Chapter Questions Flashcards

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What types of risk-taking behavior did the rhesus monkeys show when they had low levels of 5-HIAA?

A

They showed risk-taking behavior, they show high levels of aggression with animals that were larger and older than themselves. They picked fights with these animals even though they had no chance of winning those fights.

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Research has shown that serotonergic neurons _____ aggression and destruction of these neurons ______ aggressive behavior.

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inhibits, activates

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3
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Babies as young as _____ have been shown to imitate the expression they saw on another person.

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36 hours

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4
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Phineas Gage had damage done to his _____ _____ _____.

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ventromedial prefrontal cortex

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5
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The classical conditioning responses you see with emotions can be found in the lateral nucleus of the amygdala.

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True

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6
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Where do most humans get their sense of fear?

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socially

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7
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List and describe the three components of emotions.

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  1. Behavioral – consists of muscle movements that are consistent with the behavior
  2. Autonomic – activates sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system
  3. Hormonal – hormones further increase blood flow to the muscles
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8
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The _____ is an important part of the brain for expressing emotions that accompany aversive stimuli.

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Central nucleus

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9
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Explain the James-Lange Theory of Emotion.

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Explain the James-Lange Theory of Emotion. My answer: His theory holds that whenever we face an emotional situation, our body produces physiological responses. These responses are an increase in heartrate, trembling, and sweating. Also, it may produce certain behaviors, such as defending oneself through physical means. Once this happens, the organs and muscles send messages to the brain. These messages allows us to feel emotions.

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10
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The amygdala is involved in the recognition of _____ communicated via _____.

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fear; expression

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11
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The _____ integrates the components that comprise the emotion of fear.

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amygdala

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12
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magine that you are suffering from overly intense emotional reactions that conventional therapies do not alleviate. Based on the evidence cited in your text, which brain region would be considered as a target for inactivation to provide relief for your intense emotional reactions?

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central nucleus of the amygdala

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13
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Which of the following is a cue that can be used to communicate our emotional experience to others?

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all of the above are correct

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14
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A child who has a ______ level of ______ in their CSF will be expected to be more likely to have the potential for crimes such as assault, arson, and murder.

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reduced; 5-HIAA

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15
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A conditioned emotional response involves the pairing of a _____ with a(n) _____.

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neutral stimulus; aversive emotion-inducing stimulus

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16
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Agression…

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include actual attacks against another organism

17
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Which of the following is true of emotion?

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Emotion involves patterns of physiological responses and species-typical behavior.

18
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An example of a species-typical defensive response for a rat is

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freezing of motor movements

19
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The _____ is critical for the _____ of emotion.

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central nucleus of the amygdala; expression