Why Do Clouds Form

question 71

Multiple Choice

Why do clouds form?

• A) Tiny raindrops collide with each other due to winds blowing in the upper atmosphere.
• B) The relative humidity of air gets high enough so that water vapor condenses to tiny water droplets.
• C) Water vapor heats up making steam.
• D) Snowflakes descend from very high in the atmosphere and are visible as clouds.

Grasp the concept that motivation can be influenced by both biological and psychological factors.

Recognize the importance of arousal and environmental factors in motivating behavior.

Learn about the role of different hormones in regulating hunger and satiation.

Identify the concepts of basal metabolic rate (BMR) and how it relates to energy use in the body.

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Definitions:

Somatogenic Hypothesis

The hypothesis that mental disorders result from organic (bodily) causes.

Mental Disorder

A condition characterized by significant disturbance in an individual's cognition, emotional regulation, or behavior, often associated with distress or impaired functioning.

Hysteria

An older term for a group of presumably psychogenic disorders that included a wide variety of physical and mental symptoms.

General Paresis

A neuropsychiatric disorder affecting the brain that is caused by syphilis infection, leading to cognitive decline and personality changes.