Chapter 2 Discussed Individual Differences in the Ability to Recognize

question 3

Multiple Choice

Chapter 2 discussed individual differences in the ability to recognize another person's facial expressions. This research showed that individuals with schizophrenia are more likely than people in a control group

• A) to respond slowly.
• B) to make errors in identifying the facial expression.
• C) to use holistic processing.
• D) to use a template that processes facial expression.

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Definitions:

Amygdala

A region of the brain within the temporal lobe, associated with experiencing emotions, particularly fear and aggression.

Brain

The organ located in the skull responsible for central nervous system functions, including thought, emotion, and sensory processing.

External Attributions

The process of explaining someone's behavior by attributing it to situational factors outside the individual.

Rational Judgments

Decisions or opinions formed based on logic, reason, and factual analysis rather than emotions or intuition.