Thrill-seeking behavior is best explained by ______
a. a motive for homeostasis c. drive reduction theory
b. a motive for sensation seeking d. arousal theory
C
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What are delusions?
a. examples of disorganized speech b. rigidly held, idiosyncratic beliefs c. sensory experiences in the absence of external stimuli d. lifelong convictions that are limited to one's cultural group
Which scenario is the BEST example of the overjustification effect?
A) Regan used to like painting pictures. However, once she started getting paid for painting, she refused to paint unless she was paid to do so. B) Warren does not work very hard, so he claims his poor performance because his job is very difficult. C) Melinda feels that she is overpaid for her work. As a result, she works much harder and for longer hours than she would if she were paid less. D) Julian spends a great deal of time procrastinating so that he has to rush to finish his work. This way, when his work is poor quality, he can blame it on the rushing rather than on his abilities.