When you ride the subway in the morning on the way to work, you often see the same stranger day in and day out. According to the mere exposure effect, over time you are likely to view this stranger:

Ted is sitting in the campus center when he is suddenly overcome by an intense fear that he had never experienced before. His body seems to be "racing out of control" and he wonders if he is having a heart attack. Ted's symptoms would be called

a) fugue. b) a panic attack. c) a mood disorder. d) depersonalization.

When using the __________ facial expression coding system, the rater carefully examines

discrete or subtle changes in facial behavior in isolated regions of the face. Fill in the blanks with correct word