A Person Suffering from Anxiety Predicts That He Will Make

question 7

Multiple Choice

A person suffering from anxiety predicts that he will make a fool of himself at a social gathering and, in fact, he does. A psychologist predicts that students in his morning class will outperform those in his afternoon class and, in fact, they do. The anxious person and the psychologist both

• A) are engaged in the Barnum effect.
• B) produced a self-fulfilling prophecy.
• C) are engaged in the placebo effect.
• D) possess a precognition type of ESP.

Identify the effects of sleep deprivation on emotional and cognitive functions.

Describe the theories and models of dreaming and their psychological significance.

Recognize the impact of substance use and abuse on the brain and behavior.

Explain the synchronization mechanisms of the human circadian rhythm.

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Definitions:

One New Activity

An action or task that a person undertakes for the first time, often aimed at learning or experiencing something different.

Bringing Novelty

The act of introducing something new, fresh, or unusual into a situation or environment.

Premature Commitment

Making a decision or commitment too early without thoroughly considering all options and potential outcomes.

Incompatible Attachment Styles

Divergent patterns of handling emotional bonding and relationships, often leading to conflicts in partnerships or friendships.