Eysenck referred to _________ when he described ". . . people whose emotions are labile, strong, and easily aroused; they are moody, touchy

LTP induction is followed by changes in___activation and silencing, ans synthesis of___, resulting in changes at the synapse and growth of new connections.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

Langer and Rodin (1976) as well as Schultz (1976) conducted field experiments in which nursing home residents were provided more control over their situations

Unlike Langer and Rodin, however, Schultz and Hanusa (1978) later found that those elderly participants who had earlier been allowed to schedule visits with college students actually had more health problems and higher mortality rates than those participants who had never had control over the visits. Explain these apparently contradictory findings. What will be an ideal response?