Research on Risk Taking in Sensation-Seeking Behaviours Has Suggested That

question 4

Multiple Choice

Research on risk taking in sensation-seeking behaviours has suggested that stimulus seekers

• A) have lower physiological activation levels or chronic levels of high excitation.
• B) have higher physiological activation levels or chronic levels of high excitation.
• C) have lower physiological activation levels or chronic levels of low excitation.
• D) have higher physiological activation levels or chronic levels of low excitation.
• E) have slightly below average physiological activation levels or chronic levels of high excitation.

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