26. The Stanford Prison Experiment demonstrates the power _______ has in shaping our behaviors.
(A) genetics
(B) deprivation
(C) personality
(D) context

4. Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for regulating basic drives such as hunger, thirst, and body temperature? (A) Hippocampus (B) Hypothalamus (C) Amygdala (D) Cerebellum

5. Your friend Cal explains to you that when he looks at the names of the days of the week on his calendar, each day looks as if it is written in a different color. For example, Cal always sees Monday as written in a light maroon color, while Tuesday is always in royal blue. Based on Cal's description, it is likely that he is a(n): (A) integrative perceptionist (B) synestheste (C) holistic reader (D) selective reader

6. In studies of monozygotic twins separated at birth and adopted into different environments there are: (A) no similarities (B) only physical similarities (C) only broad personality trait similarities (D) sometimes a surprising number of similarities with regard to idiosyncratic behaviors

7. Which of the following is an example of a fixed-ratio schedule of reinforcement? (A) Getting paid every two weeks (B) Winning on a slot machine (C) Receiving a bonus for every 10th sale (D) Pop quizzes in class

8. Imagine you are at the end part of the chain of activity on a production fine. Your boss, who in his previous career was a neuroscientist, calls you an agonist. What would he be implying? (A) that you completely halt production (B) that you interfere with production (C) that you take stuff out of the process that is defective (D) that you facilitate production

9. What does the term "cognitive dissonance" refer to? (A) The tendency to conform to group norms (B) The discomfort felt when holding conflicting beliefs or behaviors (C) The process of learning through observation (D) The inability to recall past events

10. Which disorder is characterized by alternating periods of depression and mania? (A) Major depressive disorder (B) Generalized anxiety disorder (C) Bipolar disorder (D) Schizophrenia

11. In Milgram's obedience study, what was the main finding? (A) People refuse to obey authority figures when asked to harm others (B) Most participants were willing to administer potentially lethal shocks when instructed by an authority figure (C) Obedience rates were higher among women than men (D) The presence of others decreased obedience

12. If you close one eye, you will still be able to use _______ as a depth cue, but you will not be able to use _______ as a depth cue. (A) linear perspective; occlusion (B) texture gradients; disparity (C) convergence; motion parallax (D) disparity; linear perspective

13. Prolonged exposure to movement in one direction _______ the motion detectors sensitive to that direction. When the movement stops, the baseline firing rate of detectors for the opposite direction of motion will be _______ than the firing rate for the detectors that responded to the prolonged movement, leading to motion aftereffects. (A) activates; higher (B) activates; lower (C) fatigues; higher (D) fatigues; lower

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