A) influenced more by genetics than by environmental factors.
B) influenced more by environmental factors than by genetics.
C) affected equally by genetics and environmental factors.
D) not affected by either genetics or environmental factors.
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A) weak analogy.
B) false dichotomy.
C) irrelevant reason.
D) circular argument.
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A) not exert his maximum effort in the course because the course has a low incentive value for him.
B) exert the maximum effort he can because he has a high need for achievement.
C) not exert his maximum effort in the course because he has a low expectation of success.
D) drop the course and switch to a different major.
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A) false dichotomy
B) circular reasoning
C) slippery slope
D) non sequitur
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A) Drive theory
B) Evolutionary theory
C) Instinct theory
D) Incentive theory
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A) the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
B) the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
C) the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can quickly increase.
D) the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, people will quickly tire of them and stop eating.
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A) actually feel a little happier.
B) continue to feel depressed.
C) feel more depressed later.
D) fool everyone at the party except yourself.
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A) has high affiliation needs.
B) is high in achievement motivation.
C) is low in achievement motivation.
D) has a high fear of failure.
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A) plateau
B) orgasmic
C) resolution
D) excitement
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A) behavioral.
B) cognitive
C) perceptual
D) physiological
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A) very close to the target.
B) a moderate distance from the target.
C) very far from the target.
D) at an angle to the target.
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A) In some cases, female homosexuality has been linked to prenatal exposure to abnormally high levels of androgens.
B) In comparison to men's sexual behavior, women's sexual behavior may be more easily modified by sociocultural factors.
C) Homosexuality is a learned preference acquired when same-sex stimuli have been paired with sexual arousal.
D) Identical twins of homosexual men are more likely to be homosexual than are fraternal twins of homosexual men.
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A) Cannon-Bard theory of emotion.
B) common sense view of emotion.
C) facial feedback hypothesis.
D) James-Lange theory of emotion.
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A) Orgasm is quite different in males and females.
B) During the refractory period, men cannot experience another orgasm.
C) The excitement phase occurs much more rapidly in women than in men.
D) The plateau phase involves a decrease in bodily functions.
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A) psychological
B) behavioral
C) cognitive
D) neural
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A) People who have children are happier than people without children.
B) People who have children are less happy than people without children.
C) People who have children are neither more, nor less, happy than people without children.
D) The more children people have, the happier they tend to be.
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A) drive production and serves as an incentive.
B) drive reduction and restores physiological equilibrium.
C) need production and serves as an incentive.
D) need reduction and restores physiological equilibrium.
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A) blood flow through the skin.
B) muscle tension of the skin.
C) electrical conductivity of the skin.
D) the two-point difference threshold of the skin.
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