Research by Robert Hare on the Orienting Response Suggests That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Research by Robert Hare on the orienting response suggests that psychopaths:

• A) do not habituate to stimuli easily.
• B) give larger orienting responses to stimuli than nonpsychopaths.
• C) usually exhibit no discernible orienting response to stimuli.
• D) are less sensitive and alert to their environment.
• E) have difficulty adjusting to new situations.

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Definitions:

Lateral Hypothalamus

A region of the brain that plays a crucial role in controlling hunger, thirst, and other motivated behaviors.

Hunger

The physiological sensation or condition that signals the body's need for food intake.

Loss of Appetite

A decrease in the desire to eat, which can be a symptom of numerous conditions or emotional states.

Regaining Weight

The process of putting weight back on after having lost it, often a concern in the context of dieting and health.