1. By recording a person's heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing rate, you are using which type of measurement of emotional state? polygraph self-reports body language GSR

2. If a person has damage to the right hemisphere of the brain, which of the following will increase? depression violent behavior periods of uncontrollable crying positive emotions

3. What test can be used to measure how sensitive a group of subjects is to nonverbal cues? ITBS ASL IQ PONS

4. What part of your brain is not directly involved in emotion? hypothalamus amygdala cerebral cortex cerebellum

5. Using the adaptation theory of happiness, when is a person happiest? you are completely absorbed in an activity you have what you need your circumstances are constantly improving you are an extrovert and experience little anxiety

6. If a person believes that happiness is achieved when you are so involved that you are not aware of it, what perspective would this person subscribe to? trait theory comparison theory adaptation theory absorption theory

7. Which characteristic best describes a type B personality? aggressive impatient relaxed competitive

8. If you are being treated for stress by being hooked up to electronic recording devices that tells you when you are changing your internal physiological processes, what is this technique called? imagery therapy social readjustment attribution therapy biofeedback

9. What theory states that patterns of physiological change produce emotion? Kubler-Ross Cannon Selye James-Lange

10. When are polygraphs most used? private industry law enforcement officials clinical psychologists school systems and hospitals