Question

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Question at position 1

The part of the brain associated with thinking and language is sometimes called the _____ brain.


rational


emotional


lingual


analytical

Question at position 2
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Question at position 2

You are buying a new car, and you decide to buy the Mazda Miata, even though it makes more sense to buy the Ford. What part of your brain is at work?


The rational brain


The emotional brain

The sensory brain


The radical brain

Question at position 3
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Question at position 3

The forebrain is associated with:


the radical brain.


the rational brain.


the emotional brain.


the sensory brain.

Question at position 4
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Question at position 4

The prefrontal cortex helps in:


dual processing.


problem solving and judgment.


emotional responses.


sensory experiences.

Question at position 5
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Question at position 5

You remember the time you were embarrassed when you dropped your coffee in the classroom. You are experiencing a:


concept.


mental image.


linguistic construct.


construct.

Question at position 6
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Question at position 6

If you see a lamp that doesn't look like a lamp to you, but it expands your idea of what a lamp is, you are experiencing:


image formation.


concept formation.


mental concepts.


concept expansion.

Question at position 7
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Question at position 7

A type of thinking that attaches concepts to words and symbols is:


language.


image formation.


emotive content.


mental concepts.

Question at position 8
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Question at position 8

What method is used when you try several different solutions to see what works?


Stages


Rational


Trial and error


Heuristic

Question at position 9
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Question at position 9

The ability to generate many new ideas is known as:


appropriateness.


flexibility.


fluency.


originality.
Question at position 10
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Multiple Choice
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Question at position 10

The James-Lange theory of emotion is different from the Cannon-Bard and Schachter-Singer theories in that it:


does not acknowledge the limbic system.


says the thalamus routes the signals.


says the brain and body are both important.


does not acknowledge the importance of the body.

Answer 1

Here are the answers:

1. rational
2. The emotional brain
3. the rational brain
4. problem solving and judgment
5. mental image
6. concept formation
7. language
8. Trial and error
9. fluency
10. does not acknowledge the limbic system