Rats with a Damaged Amygdala

question 651

Multiple Choice

Rats with a damaged amygdala:

• A) cannot acquire a classically conditioned fear response.
• B) overproduce leptin and become extremely lean, despite eating several times their normal amount of calories daily.
• C) are more easily classically conditioned to fear-inducing stimuli than rats with intact brains.
• D) display the characteristics of starving animals, have voracious appetites, and have five times the amount of body fat as normal rats.

Analyze the importance and methods of establishing a strong working relationship between a social worker and a client.

Evaluate the role of self-exploration in recognizing personal biases, beliefs, values, and stereotypes.

Understand and apply the principles of reactance theory and stages of change in facilitating client change.

Assess the impact of relational dynamics and reactance on the social worker-client relationship.

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