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1. Consciousness is defined by psychologists as:
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2. Which of the following statements characterizes the current understanding of consciousness?
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3. Persistent vegetative state is best defined by psychologists as a(n) ________.
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4. The term waking consciousness refers to a state of ________.
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5. Which of the following is the purpose of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)?
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6. When someone is diagnosed with a disorder of consciousness, which brain imaging technique can provide information about the nature of the disorder?
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7. When someone daydreams during classes, it is best known as a(n) ________.
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8. When someone is sleeping, his state of consciousness is best described as a(n) ________.
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9. Which of the following is an altered state of consciousness that is characterized by focused attention, deep relaxation, and an increased openness to suggestion?
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10. Which of the following terms relates to the tendency of hypnotized persons to carry out recommended actions as if they were involuntary?
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11. What effect does consuming foods that contain tryptophan have?
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12. Which of the following statements correctly describes hypnotic susceptibility?
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13. Which type of insomnia exercise consists of trying to keep your eyes open and staying awake as long as possible?
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14. Which of the following makes it difficult to fall asleep at night?
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15. Which of the following terms refers to a mental exercise for producing relaxation or heightened awareness?
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16. Which of the following is a mental exercise based on attending to a single object or thought?
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17. Someone reports that he was floating in a tank in absolute darkness. What did the person most likely engage in?
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18. Which of the following statements relates best to the term mindfulness meditation?
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19. Which of the following terms refers to the pattern of internal bodily changes that occurs at times of tension-free tranquility?
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20. Which of the following drugs usually helps to fall asleep but typically affects the quality of sleep?
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21. Which of the following best describes a state of open nonjudgmental awareness of current experiences?
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22. Simone is really pleased by the relaxation she felt while concentrating on the thought of walking on the beach. Which type of meditation did she most likely engage in?
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23. Actively accessing metacognitive knowledge about how you interact with other people or perform work-related tasks is important. An awareness of this information can help you work toward:
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24. Which of the following is an element of metacognition?
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25. Which of the following statements identifies the contribution of Austrian doctor Franz Mesmer?
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26. What is a so-called hidden observer?
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27. Who argued that hypnosis causes a split in awareness?
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28. What does hypnotic susceptibility measure?
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29. Which of the following describes a likely effect of regular meditation?
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30. Not everyone is a good candidate for hypnosis. It is possible to hypnotize approximately which percentage of people?
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31. What is the term used to describe a state of open, nonjudgmental awareness of current experience?
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32. Who coined the term hypnosis?
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33. Which of the following is the theory of hypnosis proposed by Ernest Hilgard which states that hypnosis causes a split in awareness?
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34. What was Ernest Hilgard’s argument about the state theory of hypnosis?
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35. What is the nonstate theorists’ argument about hypnosis?
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36. Which of the following statements best reflects an effect of hypnosis?
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37. Which of the following is a device that records electrical activity in the brain?
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38. Which stage of sleep is characterized by irregular brain waves and some alpha waves?
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39. What is a characteristic of REM behavior disorder?
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40. Which of the following is a characteristic of non-REM (NREM) sleep?
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41. What do the repair/restorative theories of sleep state?
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42. Which of the following typically occurs during REM rebound?
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43. What is sleep deprivation psychosis?
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44. Which of the following terms relates to the Freudian belief that many dreams express unconscious desires?
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45. Which of the following terms refers to the “visible” content of a dream that includes dream images as the dreamer remembers them?
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46. Which of the following relates to the proposition that dreams are how brains process the random electrical discharges of REM sleep?
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47. Which of the following conditions occurs when the brain stops sending signals to the diaphragm to maintain breathing during sleep?
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48. The larger and slower waves that occur shortly before someone falls asleep are known as:
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49. What is the term used to describe short bursts of distinctive brain-wave activity that indicate a person is asleep?
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50. Which of the following statements best describes microsleep?
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51. What are dream symbols?
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52. In which type of dream would a person feel as if he or she is fully awake within the dream world and capable of normal thought and action?
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53. Which of the following terms refers to difficulty in falling asleep or staying asleep?
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54. People who sleepwalk during NREM sleep are called:
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55. Which of the following is the most effective treatment for individuals who suffer from sleep apnea?
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56. When someone regularly falls asleep during the day, it is called ________.
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57. When someone is monitored during a sleep study, the electroencephalograph reveals a pattern of small fast waves that are called:
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58. What is the normal range of sleep for a human being?
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59. Which theory or hypothesis about dreaming emphasizes internal conflicts and unconscious forces?
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60. Which of the following is a recommended method to facilitate falling asleep?
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61. When do night terrors typically occur?
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62. Along with a weak arousal reflex, which of the following sleep disorders is suspected to contribute to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) or crib death?
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63. Individuals who experience narcolepsy may have episodes triggered by:
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64. Which of the following is an example of an instrumental use of psychoactive drugs?
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65. What is the most frequently used psychoactive drug in North America?
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66. A stimulant is a substance that increases ________.
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67. Which of the following is an example of a drug that decreases activity in the body and nervous system?
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68. In the context of polydrug abuse, which of the following refers to the combined effect of two drugs that exceeds the addition of one drug’s effects to the other?
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69. Which of the following statements describes an individual’s psychological dependence on a drug?
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70. Anhedonia is a common effect of cocaine withdrawal and is defined as:
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71. Which of the following is a substance that stimulates perceptions that are at odds with reality?
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72. Which of the following is an example of experimental use of psychoactive drugs?
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73. Which of the following is an example of a narcotic?
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74. Which best describes withdrawal symptoms?
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75. Which of the following terms refers to the progressive decrease in a person’s responsiveness to a drug?
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76. Which of the following are opiates refined from opium that are widely used to produce sleep and pain relief?
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77. Which of the following is a central nervous system depressant that relaxes and sedates the body?
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78. Rohypnol, which is also known as “roofies,” is a drug that is classified as a(n):
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79. Rohypnol has become known as a “date rape” drug due to its ability to ________.
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80. Which of the following best defines binge drinking?
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81. Which of the following is an example of a hallucinogen?
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82. The drug MDMA is chemically similar to:
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83. Which of the following terms is usually reserved for cases when drug misuse causes some sort of harm?
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84. Addictive drugs particularly stimulate a brain region called the nucleus accumbens by releasing ________.
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85. What is the primary use of barbiturates?
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86. If an individual is drug tolerant, it implies that he or she ________.
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87. Which of the following is a term for drug dependence that is based primarily on emotional needs?
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88. Which of the following is the most common source of opioids?
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89. Which quantity of nicotine taken in a single dose would be the least needed to be lethal for the average nonsmoker?
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90. Which of the following helps suppress nicotine cravings during the withdrawal period?
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91. What two drugs are used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder?
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92. What happens when cocaine is withdrawn?
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93. When a person is drunk, thinking and perception become dulled, a condition called ________.
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94. Which of the following describes PCP?
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95. What is marijuana and hashish derived from?
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96. Which of the following can activate neurons with endocannabinoid receptors?
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97. According to Serra and Metcalfe, the problems we face are related to the following elements of metacognition:
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98. Serra and Metcalfe describe metacognition as the:
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99. Which of the following is an important metacognitive skill when evaluating whether your behavior will allow you to meet your goals?
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100. What is the term that psychologists use to describe the ability to “think about thinking”?
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101. Metacognition best describes the ability to:
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102. Juan is a medical doctor whose brother has been admitted to the hospital. While visiting his brother, Juan realizes his brother is unconscious and he is interested whether his brother is in any pain. Which of the following test results does Juan most likely want to see?
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103. Ricky gets into a fight, breaks his arm, and ends up in the emergency room, drunk and in extreme pain. How would the emergency-room physician most likely classify Ricky’s state of consciousness?
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104. Erica’s parents are awaiting the results of their daughter’s PET scan. The physician who reviews the scan notes that the only activity is in the midbrain. Her brain shows no frontal cortical activity, and it is therefore unlikely that Erica can feel pain. Erica most likely suffers from which condition?
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105. The concept of waking consciousness is best demonstrated by which of the following scenarios?
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106. A physician is reviewing patients’ dossiers in order to evaluate which patients would benefit from hypnosis as a supplemental therapeutic treatment. This physician is most likely to recommend hypnosis for which of the following patients?
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107. During the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, researchers present the results of their study about the effectiveness of hypnosis. They specifically counted the number of times that research participants responded to the suggestions. What did the researchers investigate?
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108. During a seminar, a hypnotist asks the students to write down how to demonstrate Hilgard’s theory of hypnosis. Which of the following students’ writings is the best description?
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109. A television producer wants to create a new show that is aimed at showing the effects of hypnosis on hypnotized people and receives almost 1000 applications from individuals who want to participate. The television producer asks potential candidates to fill out a questionnaire. Which of the following correctly identifies the television producer’s selection strategy?
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110. A researcher wants to conduct an experiment pertaining to hypnosis and has 50 volunteers who are willing to participate in the experiment. The researcher wants to compare two groups. Prior to the experiment itself, the volunteers participate in the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Test to assess the level of their susceptibility to hypnosis. What is the most likely reason that the researcher employs this test?
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111. Chad has heard about the lung cancer health hazard of smoking cigarettes and has decided to stop smoking. He tells his girlfriend, who’s a nurse, that he’s switching to smokeless tobacco. What’s her most likely response?
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112. A researcher is interested in studying the effects of concentrative meditation on the well-being of patients who suffer from PTSD. Which of the following is most likely a threat to the validity of the study?
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113. Mila is always in the mood for something new and wants to try a sensory-deprivation chamber. She asks her friend Erica, who is a psychologist, what it will be like. Which of the following information is Erica most likely to give her friend?
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114. A researcher is interested in the beneficial effects of concentrative meditation. Which of the following is most likely also investigated in the study?
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115. A study aims to examine the therapeutic effects of weekly hypnosis sessions on alleviating the experience of pain. Which of the following should at least be included in the study?
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116. A few people are admitted to a sleep laboratory for a sleep study. The technician has indicated that they will be monitored during their entire sleep. What is the most likely phenomenon that is being studied?
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117. A physician suspects that her patient Amalia suffers from sleep apnea and makes arrangements that she is admitted for a sleep study. Which stage(s) of her sleep will be investigated during the sleep study?
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118. Gregory complains to his friends that he doesn’t feel rested when he wakes up and has trouble being productive throughout the day. He wonders what is going on with him and asks his friends about their opinion. What would be the suggestion of his friends that is the most likely diagnosis of Gregory’s situation?
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119. During an annual exam, a patient tells her physician she feels sleepy during the day and sometimes falls asleep during the day. Her physician would probably want to rule out which of the following?
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120. Jana Sue takes her six-year-old son to a pediatrician because her son wakes up several times during the night in an apparent panic. The pediatrician will most likely tell Jana Sue that her son _______.
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121. A group of parents discuss the sleep habits of their young children. One parent mentions that his four-year-old always slept through the night but that she recently developed a habit to scream loudly and this awakes him at night. He also mentions that at that point, his daughter is in a total panic and needs to be reassured before she goes back to sleep. How would a psychologist most likely interpret the parent’s scenario?
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122. If a researcher is interested in examining the benefits of both concentrative meditation and mindfulness, which of the following would be chosen as the dependent variable?
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123. Pedro reveals during a conversation with his best friend Mark that he usually attempts to take a brief nap every afternoon. Mark is astonished because he thought that only old people need naps in the afternoon—at least that is what his grandparents do every day—but Pedro is only 22 years old. Mark is worried that there is something wrong with his friend and decides to go to the library to consult a few scientific books on the topic of sleep. Which information would Mark most likely find?
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124. Anita likes to take brief midafternoon naps during the day. Now that she is in college, she has decided to schedule her classes before 12 noon and after 3 p.m. so that she can take a brief nap. Most of her friends tell her it is weird and detrimental for the quality of sleep during the night, but her best friend Shaquila tells her it is perfectly natural. Is Shaquila right?
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125. Benito and his family had to suddenly leave their home on a Saturday afternoon due to a forest fire. Benito is grateful that they are all still alive and that their home was not damaged. How did this stressful event most likely affect Benito’s sleep?
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126. Jana and Ricardo had a horrible year. Their son was diagnosed with leukemia, and three months later, Jana’s mother passed away. Which kind of impact would these stressors most likely have on their sleep?
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127. Tina is concerned because almost every night she wakes up because her muscles suddenly twitch. During which sleep stage does Tina experience this?
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128. Marcos is extremely apprehensive about the upcoming holidays. He is expected to spend a whole week with his parents, siblings, and some other family members for a so-called fun family get-together. Last year was an absolute disaster, as nobody could agree on anything, and all they did was argue about politics and religion. To make matters worse, everyone criticized Marcos’s lack of accomplishments and called him a loser. How is this holiday with his argumentative family most likely to affect his sleep stages during that week?
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129. For a sleep study, two groups of people are selected: group A consists of people who haven’t experienced any emotional stressors in the past month; group B consists of individuals who experienced an emotionally charged event—such as the death of a family member—during the past month. Which of the following would be the most likely null hypothesis of the study under investigation?
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130. Jana Sue and her friend Aki are discussing dreams because Aki participates in a dream study. Aki mentions that she has been asked to keep a dream diary next to her bed and is instructed to write down every dream she has had upon awakening. Which dream theory or theories is/are part of the study?
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131. A research study recruits people who have recently joined Alcoholics Anonymous to participate in a sleep study. The researchers are particularly interested in examining the participants’ dreams. What is the most likely sleep-stage-related concept that the researchers are investigating?
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132. During his annual appointment with his physician, Ishmael was told to lose weight because he is at risk for developing diabetes. Now on a diet, Ishmael dreams about food, in particular about eating his favorite foods—pizza and chocolate ice cream. Which of the following dream perspectives is best suited to offer a straightforward interpretation of Ishmael’s dreams about food?
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133. Lucia is writing her dissertation and is currently stuck because she doesn’t quite know how to structure it. Last night, she dreamed about how she should write this chapter, and immediately upon waking, she wrote the information from her dream in her notebook—otherwise she would forget the dream. It turns out the dream was informative and a great help in writing her chapter. Which of the following perspectives best fits Lucia’s dream?
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134. A dream researcher asks his volunteers to keep a dream diary and write exactly what they dreamed about. Based on this information, what is the researcher most likely going to do with the data that are gathered?
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135. A research study is recruiting participants for a sleep study. The researchers are particularly interested in people who have a tendency to fall asleep during the day and suffer from sleep attacks that can last from a few minutes to 30 minutes. What is the primary topic that the researchers would want to learn more about?
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136. Rosa is excited about the prospect of earning a quick $200 by participating in a study. The study seeks narcoleptics, and she thinks she is a candidate because she walks in her sleep—that is what her husband tells her. Is Rosa actually a good candidate to participate in the study?
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137. Sara and her friend Betty work hard and always look forward to the weekend because that’s when they party. They typically go to bars and nightclubs and like to smoke marijuana and drink cocktails. Occasionally—if it is available—Betty takes Ecstasy. Which type of drug users are Sara and Betty?
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138. Victor checks his parent’s medicine cabinet and, much to his surprise, finds a package of Viagra that is prescribed to his father for erectile dysfunction. He can’t resist the temptation and removes two tablets from the package. He can’t wait to try it out the next time he sees his girlfriend. What type of user best describes Victor?
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139. After knee surgery, Susan’s mother is sent home with a prescription for medicine that helps relieve postsurgery pain. Because her mother appears happy when she has taken the drugs, Susan tried a pill and really liked its effect. So much so that she went to see a doctor, made up a story about back pain, and got her own prescription. Presently, Susan takes the drug every day. Which best describes the use of drugs in this scenario?
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140. Kabir used to like hanging out with his friend Josh. They would occasionally smoke a little marijuana and tell stories. However, Josh started to also use crystal meth and has developed a habit of everyday use, which really bothers Kabir. Which best describes Kabir’s drug use?
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141. Bernardo is looking forward to his next trip to Florida. Every six months, he visits several pain clinics there, gets prescriptions for oxycodone at all of them, makes sure he also fills the prescriptions at different pharmacies, and heads back home. Bernardo thinks it’s going to be another productive trip and hopes he gets a sufficient amount of pills so he can also share some with a few friends. What best describes Bernardo’s drug use?
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142. After a seminar on drugs, a few students visit the campus coffee shop to discuss what they have learned. While there, Vicky admits that she tried cocaine when she lived in California. Which of the following statements best describes Vicky’s personal experience with drugs?
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143. Although his rent is low, Charlie doesn’t like his neighborhood because drug use seems to be rampant. Nearly every day, he finds needles of heroin users that are discarded in the alley near his backdoor. Which of the following best describes Charlie’s situation?
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144. An emergency room physician sees a patient who is convinced there are people who have conspired to kill her. The patient comes across as terribly confused and dazed, as well as aggressive and extremely irritable. The physician suspects that drug abuse is the cause of these symptoms. Which particular drug would the physician most likely suspect?
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145. Joanna comes home from work and finds her roommate Susie in a terrible state of stress. Susie has boarded up some of the windows and mentions she wants the apartment to be like a fort since they are going to be attacked that night. Susie also wants to barricade the front door with furniture. Joanna knows that Susie occasionally likes to take drugs and suspects that her roommate has taken too much. Which drug could Susie have taken that could cause this behavior?
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146. Anjali has been studying hard for weeks in a row because she wants to get good grades in all six classes she is taking this semester. During the last week, she has experienced episodes of restlessness and nervousness, as well as insomnia, heart palpitations, dizziness, and vomiting. Which particular psychoactive drug most likely could also cause Anjali’s symptoms?
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147. After an intervention by his family and friends, Ben made the decision to quit his everyday psychoactive drug habit. It’s not easy because he feels utterly depressed and is barely able to get out of bed in the morning. He is also bored and extremely tired. He forces himself to do things, but that doesn’t give him any pleasure. Even his favorite video games don’t cheer him up. Which psychoactive drug could most likely cause all of Ben’s withdrawal symptoms?
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148. Ayaan is a social worker in a rehab clinic. One of her patients just wants to lay in bed all day and doesn’t want to participate in group activities. Ayaan asks the patient what he used to enjoy doing, and the patient states he likes to paint and go for walks and work out in the gym. The clinic has a gym, so Ayaan offers to take him to the gym where he can work out under the guidance of a personal trainer. The next day, Ayaan asks him how he liked it, and it turns out the patient didn’t enjoy it at all. He also doesn’t feel like going for a walk or participating in the art classes that the clinic offers. Which type of psychoactive drug would Ayaan most likely state that her patient suffers withdrawal symptoms from?
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149. Chris is concerned about his sister Natasha because she has barely eaten in the past few days, her pupils are dilated, and she is sweating, very thirsty, and clenches her jaw. Chris is worried that she may have a severe case of the flu and takes her to an urgent care facility. He is certainly glad he did because while there Natasha has a panic attack followed by a seizure. As a matter of routine, the treating nurse practitioner asks if Natasha has taken any drugs lately. Which psychoactive drug could have caused Natasha’s symptoms?
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150. Nicole is enrolled in an experimental clinical trial and has been prescribed a very small dose of GHB. This trial would most likely be conducted to test for treatment of which condition?
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151. Peter is admitted to a rehab clinic because he wants to deal with his addiction. Methadone is one of the drugs that is prescribed to him while there. Which of the following is the most likely reason that Peter has a prescription for methadone?
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152. Debbie and her friend Barb are always careful when they go out. They keep an eye on their drinks so that no one can slip something in. Tonight, while they are having a great time, Barb notices that Debbie all of a sudden seems “not quite there”: she talks slowly and comes across as drowsy and about to fall asleep. Barb is worried and calls a taxi to get them home safely. What type of drug could possibly have been slipped into Debbie’s glass of wine?
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153. A team of researchers recruit college students for participation in a new study. They are particularly interested in the relationship between the level of use of a sedative and its influence on memory capacity. Which of the following best reflects the probable topic of this specific study?
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154. For a project in their psychology research methods, class students have to design a study that focuses on examining alcohol myopia. Which of the following would likely be included in the study?
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155. Louise and Juanita are college students, and with the exception of alcohol and caffeine, they have never tried any drugs. Lately, they have been accused by members of their sorority that they are boring and should at least try drugs once in their lives. Louise and Juanita decide to give it a try, but they are specific in what they want to experience. They are both interested in achieving a sense of well-being, relaxation, and perhaps experiencing a bit of euphoria. Which drug will Louise and Juanita most likely try?
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156. Lucinda went on a camping trip with Melanie and her parents. After she gets home, Lucinda’s mother becomes a bit worried because Lucinda doesn’t want to talk about the trip, and it seems something is bothering her daughter. Finally, Lucinda tells her that there was something wrong with Melanie’s father—she thinks he used some type of drug. After a bit of prying, she conveys to her mother how he behaved: very agitated and didn’t know where he was; she was also afraid because he hit his wife while they were sitting next to the campfire, and he even told Melanie he would shove her in the fire if she didn’t keep her mouth shut. If Lucinda is right that Melanie’s father used a drug, which drug would most likely have produced these effects?
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157. John decides to try the drug mescaline during the summer. Which of the following would best describe this situation?
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158. Diana is a military veteran who suffers from PTSD. She is currently contemplating whether to occasionally use marijuana to help alleviate her PTSD symptoms but is concerned about potential negative side effects. Which of the following potential negative effects may she likely experience if she uses marijuana?
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159. Two hundred military veterans who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) participate in a research study where they have been randomly assigned to either a control group or an experimental group. The participants in the experimental group receive a daily, very low dose of THC. Which of the following is the most likely research question?
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160. Marijuana has been legalized in most states for medical use and/or recreational purposes. However, under federal law, it is still considered a schedule 1 prohibitive substance. Research on which recently discovered brain receptors could possibly shed a different light on the views pertaining to marijuana?
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161. Researchers design a questionnaire that has a myriad of questions about reductions in important social, occupational, or recreational activities due to substance abuse. What is the most likely main topic of the study?
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162. College students are requested to fill out a survey. The survey asks questions about several types of psychoactive drugs, including nicotine and caffeine, and the reason for taking the specific drugs. What is the most likely phenomenon that is investigated?
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163. Researchers interested in the effects of MDMA and cocaine use on the brain have created three groups: one control group of nonusers and two groups that consist of either MDMA users or cocaine users. Which of the following results are they likely to find?
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164. Researchers interested in the effects of MDMA and cocaine use on the brain have created three groups: one control group of nonusers and two groups that consist of either MDMA users or cocaine users. Which of the following most likely represents the main research question of the study?
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165. Sabrina and her friend Sasha have teamed up for a fun project for their psychology class. They have decided to write a paper on hypnosis and have already read a lot about the topic. In a few days, they will have an appointment with a hypnotist so they can actually experience hypnosis for themselves. Sasha has already made up her mind that hypnosis is a very beneficial treatment for a variety of ailments and is looking forward to her session. Where is the failure of metacognition?
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166. After graduating from college, Ricky has trouble in finding employment. He sent out hundreds of resumes to no avail. Now he decides to focus his attention on visiting businesses in his area of interest, getting more information about the business, interviewing a few employees, and then crafting a customized letter expressing his interest in a specific position with the company. Ricky’s course of action best fits which element of metacognition?
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167. Lamar is a football player who trained a lot and recently got an invitation from a prestigious football team to participate in an event where they will select the best players to join the team. Lamar is confident that he will be selected because his parents always tell him what a great football player he is. During the event, he delivered what he thought was a stellar performance, but to his dismay, he was not selected. Which of the following elements of metacognition best relates to Lamar’s inaccurate self-assessment?
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168. Melinda hasn’t heard from her friend Jennifer for a while. She worries that she has said something wrong and that Jennifer is angry with her. She therefore invites Jennifer for coffee and finds out that Jennifer criticizes her for talking too much about herself. Melinda wants to keep her friendship with Jennifer and decides that she will try to improve her listening skills next time she sees Jennifer. Which element of metacognition best reflects the change in Melinda’s behavior?
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169. Two groups of people are included in a research study. Group A consists of nondrug users and group B consists of oxycodone users. Both groups are administered an IQ test. Afterward, the researchers ask the participants a series of questions related to how well the participants thought that they performed on the test. Which of the following is the most likely research question of the study?
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170. During a speed dating event, eligible singles have the opportunity to meet numerous potential partners in a short amount of time. This time, with the permission of the organizers, a team of psychologists is present to interview participants afterward and ask a series of questions related to how many people individuals thought would express an interest in meeting them again. The psychologists are most likely interested in which of the following?
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171. Natural sleep patterns for an adult have a ratio between time awake and time asleep of ________.
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172. The reflex muscle twitch known as a hypnic jerk tends to occur most often during which stage of sleep?
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173. Which of the following that occurs during sleep may help conserve energy and lengthen life, according to repair/restorative theories of sleep?
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174. Studies of dream content tend to support which theory’s focus on the continuity between dreams and waking thought?
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175. Which of the following is NOT a factor that advances drug misuse into drug abuse?
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176. Which drug is being used medicinally to reduce vomiting and nausea due to chemotherapy for cancer?
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177. Which of the following is a gender factor for alcohol use?
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178. Which of the following is a moderated drinking guideline?
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179. What is the world’s most favorite depressant?
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180. During sleep, very large and slow delta waves begin to appear in stage ________.
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