Weeks after his home was destroyed by a hurricane, Jeremy is doing much better. Most of the sadness is gone and he rarely cries anymore,
but he still has occasional bouts of anxiety and feels the need to repeatedly recount his experiences to anyone who will listen. His behavior is similar to that of someone in the ______ stage of reaction to a catastrophe.
a. recovery c. despair
b. shock d. suggestible
a
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Your brain research requires that you obtain the most detailed view of brain activity at the cellular level possible. It is most likely that you will employ ____________________ in your procedure
a. fMRI b. EEG c. PET d. EMG
In the context of the psychology of consumption, which of the following statements is true of social comparison?
A. Downward comparison to a hypothetical worse-off self reduces contentment. B. Realizing that others have it worse helps a person count his or her blessings. C. Downward social comparisons hinder contentment. D. Upward social comparisons facilitate happiness and satisfaction.