Most of the characteristics of interest to psychologists, such as personality, are influenced by

What is a key difference between Selye's general adaptation syndrome and Holmes and Rahe's life-change events?

a) Selye looked at the body's response to stress, while Holmes and Rahe looked at the stressors themselves. b) Selye looked at conflicting immunological responses, while Holmes and Rahe looked at fight-or-flight responses. Consider This: Selye identified three reactions, and Holmes and Rahe developed a scale for life events. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint c) Selye used an evolutionary perspective, while Holmes and Rahe used a genetic perspective. Consider This: Selye identified three reactions, and Holmes and Rahe developed a scale for life events. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint d) Selye only studied men's responses to stress, while Holmes and Rahe studied both men's and women's responses to stress. Consider This: Selye identified three reactions, and Holmes and Rahe developed a scale for life events. LO 10.1a: Define stress, stressors, and stress reactions 10.1b: Discuss response-oriented viewpoint and stimulus-oriented viewpoint

In social psychology, ________ refer(s) to recollections of a past traumatic event that are objectively false, but that people believe really occurred

a. autobiographical memories b. recovered memories c. false memory syndrome d. confabulatory memories