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STRAIGHTERLINE PSY120 FINAL EXAM
EXAMINATION TEST 2026 FULL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+

⩥ in humans and about 500 other species of animals. Answer:
Homosexuality has been documented ?
in humans
in humans, chimpanzees, and rhesus monkeys
in humans, chimpanzees, and dolphins
in humans and about 500 other species of animals


⩥ amygdala. Answer: According to Ledoux and Zajonc's high road, low
road theory of emotion, where do both paths to emotions end?
cerebral cortex
amygdala
medulla oblongata
olfactory cortex


⩥ behavioral approach system. Answer: According to reinforcement
sensitivity theory (RST), which system is most likely to activate by sight
of delicious candy?
behavioral approach system
behavioral inhibition(avoidance) system

,sociometer
drive reduction system


⩥ thalamus. Answer: Which brain structure causes emotion according to
the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion?
pituitary gland
thalamus
cortex
hippocampus


⩥ basic. Answer: People from different cultures are especially likely to
express ? emotions similarly.
high arousal
low valence
basic
complex


⩥ imbalanced. Answer: You like Jennifer, but you dislike her friend.
According to balance theory, your attitudes are
balanced
imbalanced
intrinsic
extrinsic

, ⩥ drive. Answer: state of biological or psychological tension


⩥ low road. Answer: An immediate fear response to a lunging snake is
an example of a ? emotion.
high road
low road
complex
thalamic


⩥ balance theory. Answer: -Fritz Heider
-holds that humans are motivated to maintain consistency amongst their
thoughts (i.e. their attitudes) even if this requires them to adjust their
cognitions


⩥ balanced. Answer: makes perfect, logical sense


⩥ imbalanced. Answer: humans are motivated to reduce/remove it by
reassuring and adjusting their cognitions


⩥ intrinsic rewards. Answer: pleasurable experiences that are inherent to
the activity (i.e. playing a game because it's fun)

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