Sapolsky Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CHAPTER 3 Contemporary Issues in Family Life TRUE-FALSE 1. Single parent families have always existed because of historical low life expectancy rates. Answer: True Difficulty: easy Page: 69 Skill: factual 2. The family as an agent of social control has expanded beyond what it was in the past. Answer: True Difficulty: moderate Page: 72 Skill: conceptual 3. Technology, consumerism, and urbanization are new functions now affecting families. Answer: True Difficulty: easy Page: 7...

Hey fellow students! Here are 'some' practice questions I made for the course Stress and Health, based on the articles and book chapters, as well as the lecture slides. There are 3 answer options for each question, as will be in the exam itself. And why 91 questions, you ask? I attempted to cover the vast majority of slides, so I would be as prepared for the exam as possible, of course! Please note that these are NOT official previous exam questions, as those are property of Tilburg Univ...

Extensive summary for the course Stress & Health, part of the minor medical psychology at Tilburg University. Both the lecture slides and all the required literature (the book and additional papers) are covered.

Liberty University EDCO 790 Quiz 1 Score for this quiz: 46 out of 50 Submitted Sep 2 at 5:25pm This attempt took 47 minutes. Zebras exemplify that stress responses areshortenedifanticipated should,idealy,beshorterm areunecessary areonlyexternal What is the first step toward developing heart disease from chronic stress? hypertension vascular resistance left ventricular hypertrophy atherosclerotic plaque According to Levers, what percentage of people exposed to a traumatic event de...

This is an extensive, 155 page FULL SUMMARY of all OBLIGATORY material for the Biological Psychology course at Tilburg University (Lectures, textbook, articles, videos). All material is in reference to the syllabus. Please remember this is a SUMMARY and I would still advise to read/watch all materials. Either way, I hope this summary helps you prepare for the exam, and I hope you do well :D The following literature was summarized: Chandler C. (2017). Psychobiology. Fowler, S., Roush, R., & Wi...

In this document you will find a summary of 'Why Zebras Don't get Ulcers, Sapolsky, 2004 (third edition) (ISBN: 9780805073690) The book and the reader are used in the course Stress, Health and Disease (Second year, first block). The chapters summarized are: Chapter 1-9, 12, 13, 15, 17, 18 + chapter 1-4 (all chapters) from the reader. Feel free to contact me if you find any errors! I wish you the best of luck with studying! X- StudySister

Question 1 2 / 2 pts Question 2 2 / 2 pts Liberty University EDCO 790 Quiz 1 Score for this quiz: 46 out of 50 Submitted Sep 2 at 5:25pm This attempt took 47 minutes. Zebras exemplify that stress responses areshortenedifanticipated should,idealy,beshorterm areunecessary areonlyexternal What is the first step toward developing heart disease from chronic stress? hypertension vascular resistance left ventricular hypertrophy atherosclerotic plaque According to Levers, what percen...

Liberty University EDCO 790 Quiz 1 Score for this quiz: 46 out of 50 Submitted Sep 2 at 5:25pm This attempt took 47 minutes. Zebras exemplify that stress responses areshortenedifanticipated should,idealy,beshorterm areunecessary areonlyexternal What is the first step toward developing heart disease from chronic stress? hypertension vascular resistance left ventricular hypertrophy atherosclerotic plaque According to Levers, what percentage of people exposed to a traumatic event de...

Why Zebras Dont Get Ulcers (Midterm 1) *CHAPTER 1: Stress Physiology - Answer-This book deals with chronic psychological and social stress. The reason zebras don't get ulcers (am I answering this too soon?) is because they only have to deal with acute physical stressors, whereas people are stressed all the time. We worry about getting the kids dressed in the morning, the traffic on the way to work, the deadline at work, the economy, and so on. There are enough things to worry about th...

A short but comprehensive summary of the Reader for the course Stress, Health and Disease (2nd Year, IBP). The summary contains all important information & graphics, so you can put your reader aside & just use this summary for studying. :)