A) a subjective conscious experience or cognitive component.
B) an objective conscious experience or cognitive component.
C) bodily arousal or a physiological component.
D) an overt response or a behavioral component.
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A) lesbian women are less likely than gay men to trace their homosexuality back to their childhood
B) lesbian women rarely change their sexual orientation over the course of their adult years
C) lesbian women are more likely than gay men to indicate that their attraction to the same sex emerged during adulthood
D) there is an increased rate of homosexuality among women exposed to high levels of androgen prenatally
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A) 25
B) 29
C) 30
D) 35
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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) Drive
B) Inclusive fitness
C) Parental investment
D) Physiological equilibrium
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A) it is associated with increased hunger
B) ghrelin levels regulate feelings of satiety in the stomach
C) decreased ghrelin levels are involved in a lower propensity to feel hungry
D) high amounts in the brain have been shown to cause refusal to eat in laboratory rats
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A) sexuality.
B) gender preference.
C) gender orientation.
D) sexual orientation.
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A) insulin.
B) leptin.
C) adrenalin.
D) glucose.
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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) a motive.
B) a drive.
C) an incentive.
D) a need.
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A) assumptions; conclusion
B) conclusions; premise
C) premises; conclusion
D) conclusions; assumptions
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A) independently of autonomic arousal.
B) before autonomic arousal.
C) after autonomic arousal.
D) simultaneously with autonomic arousal.
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A) physiological component in Lee's emotional experience.
B) behavioral component in Lee's emotional experience.
C) objective component in Lee's emotional experience.
D) cognitive component in Lee's emotional experience.
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A) James, Lange, and Schachter
B) Cannon, Bard, and Atkinson
C) Tomkins, Izard, and Plutchik
D) Maslow, McClelland, and Murray
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A) Ted's Uncle Alan
B) Ted's adoptive brother Bob
C) Ted's fraternal twin brother Chuck
D) Ted's identical twin brother Don
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A) negative.
B) moderately positive.
C) moderately negative.
D) negligible.
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A) They are all drives.
B) They are all biological motives.
C) They are all social motives.
D) They are all social-based biological motives.
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A) eating an apple when hungry
B) eating dessert after a large meal
C) looking up information in the encyclopedia
D) studying hard to earn an "A" on the test
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