The Strength or Degree to Which a Person Typically Experiences

question 21

Multiple Choice

The strength or degree to which a person typically experiences his or her emotions is called

• A) emotional stability.
• B) affective intensity.
• C) valence lability.
• D) cognitive expressiveness.

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Definitions:

Sleep Cycle

A recurring pattern of stages of sleep that occur throughout the night, typically including stages of light sleep, deep sleep, and REM (rapid eye movement) sleep.

Flying East

Flying east generally refers to the travel direction that can impact circadian rhythms and contribute to jet lag, due to time zone changes disrupting the body’s internal clock.

State of Consciousness

Refers to the level of awareness of oneself and the environment, including wakefulness, sleep, and altered states such as meditation or intoxication.

Physiological Research

The scientific study of the normal functions and mechanisms occurring in living organisms and their parts.