The hereditary aspects of one's emotional nature, including one's sensitivity, irritability, adaptability, and prevailing mood, are referred to as one's

The alarm state of the general adaptation syndrome has been called a "call to arms." Where will a health psychologist find the clearest evidence of this "call to arms"?

a) central and peripheral nervous system activation b) synaptic activity and somatic nervous system activation c) hormone levels and sympathetic nervous system activation d) neurotransmitter levels and parasympathetic nervous system activation

Harry goes to a psychologist because he is continually depressed. When he gets to the psychologist's office, he realizes that while he wants to end his depression, it will take him far too long to tell the doctor his life story

The psychologist senses Harry's reluctance and decides to administer an objective test to reveal Harry's attitudes and feelings. Which of the following would the doctor administer? a. A structured clinical interview b. Rorschach c. TAT d. MMPI-2