Match Each Description with the Item Below

question 70

Multiple Choice

Match each description with the item below.
-Allen Ginsberg

• A)was the openly gay cultural figure who wrote the provocative prose-poem "Howl"
• B)challenged bus segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, by being arrested rather than giving up a seat to a white man
• C)wrote The Crack in the Picture Window, a vicious satire of affluent suburbia
• D)was the American pilot who had spied on the Soviets by taking pictures of military installations
• E)proclaimed the creation of a Democratic Republic of Vietnam and used force to resist the restoration of a colonial regime
• F)was the Soviet premier who threatened to give East Germany control of East Berlin and walked out of the resulting summit meeting
• G)was an Arkansas governor who argued that racial integration was an issue of states rights
• H)was a chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court under whose leadership it was an engine for social and political change
• I)led a Communist regime in Cuba and failed to be ousted despite a secret operation authorized by Eisenhower
• J)was the prime minister of Iran who cut diplomatic ties with Great Britain and was later overthrown

Understand the differences between the guilty-knowledge test and standard lie-detector tests.

Recognize methods people use to handle anger and aggression.

Comprehend Berkowitz's theory of aggression and the frustration-aggression hypothesis.

Identify why the use of polygraph tests is limited or banned in certain contexts.

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Definitions:

Emotional Blunting

A reduction in the intensity of an individual's emotional response, which can be a symptom of psychiatric conditions or a side effect of some medications.

Schizophrenia

A chronic brain disorder characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and disordered thinking and behavior.

Catatonic

Relates to a state of psychomotor immobility and behavioral abnormality, often seen in severe mental illness, where an individual may be mute or exhibit peculiar movements.

Frozen

A state of being immobilized or unable to act, typically due to fear, shock, or uncertainty.