A) excitement phase
B) plateau phase
C) orgasm phase
D) resolution phase
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A) it processes information related only to fear
B) it may play a role in positive emotions as well as fear
C) it processes a wide range of negative emotions, but not positive ones
D) it may play a role in a wide range of positive emotions, but not negative ones
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A) gay
B) lesbian
C) bisexual
D) straight
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A) Drive
B) Inclusive fitness
C) Parental investment
D) Physiological equilibrium
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A) it is associated with both endocrine and nervous systems, and increased food intake
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) the results were consistent with the evolutionary theory
B) the results from women were consistent with the evolutionary theory, but the results from men were not
C) the results from men were consistent with the evolutionary theory, but the results from women were not
D) results were not consistent with the evolutionary theory
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A) ventromedial hypothalamus.
B) dorsal hypothalamus.
C) lateral hypothalamus.
D) glucostats.
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A) a low need for affiliation.
B) a low need for achievement.
C) a high need for affiliation.
D) a high need for achievement.
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A) neural circuits
B) anatomical centers
C) overall size of brain
D) amount of electrical activity in the hindbrain
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A) an incentive.
B) a drive.
C) a homeostatic mechanism.
D) an expectancy.
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A) sexual orientation.
B) sexual preferences.
C) the psychology of the human sexual response.
D) the physiology of the human sexual response.
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A) Body Mass Index.
B) kilograms.
C) kilograms divided by height.
D) height divided by weight.
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A) equilibrium that is motivating.
B) equilibrium that is nonmotivating.
C) tension that is motivating.
D) tension that is nonmotivating.
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A) an external locus of control.
B) a high achievement motivation.
C) a high power need.
D) an obsessive-compulsive personality structure.
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A) outperforming others
B) meeting high standards of excellence
C) being accepted by others
D) desiring to excel
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A) GABA
B) serotonin
C) endogenous opiates
D) endogenous cannabinoids
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A) in some cases, female homosexuality has been linked to prenatal exposure to abnormally high levels of androgens.
B) there are anatomical differences in the brain between homosexual and heterosexual men.
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) behavioral component.
B) cognitive component.
C) perceptual component.
D) physiological component.
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A) women
B) men
C) both sexes
D) neither sex, both are realistic
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A) increases their sexual arousal.
B) decreases their sexual arousal.
C) increases sexual arousal in men.
D) decreases sexual arousal in men.
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