The Weakness Resulting from the Segmental Paresis and Paralysis Characteristic

question 36

Multiple Choice

The weakness resulting from the segmental paresis and paralysis characteristic of anterior horn cell injury is difficult to recognize because:

• A) Upper motor neurons are involved.
• B) The injury is microscopic.
• C) Two or more nerve roots supply each muscle.
• D) The person is unable to feel the involved muscles.

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Definitions:

Schachter's Two-Factor Theory

A psychological theory proposing that emotion is experienced through a combination of physiological arousal and a cognitive label applied to explain the arousal.

Autonomic Arousal

The activation of the autonomic nervous system, which can result in physiological changes like increased heart rate or sweating, often in response to stress or perceived threats.

Attraction Attribution

The process of explaining the reasons for one's attraction to others, often attributing it to various factors like personality, appearance, or similarity.

Schachter's Two-Factor Theory

A theory suggesting that emotions are based on physiological arousal and the cognitive interpretation of that arousal.