What are the three components of fear?
What will be an ideal response?
Modern definitions of fear define it as a basic emotion, characterized by physiological, cognitive, and behavioral components. The sympathetic nervous system is activated by a fear-producing stimulus, a feeling of fear is experienced, and there is some appropriate behavioral response, such as running away.
Psychology
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a. the ability to accuraltely localize touch on skin b. the ability to distinguish flutter from pressure on the skin c. the ability to read small font d. the perception of a gray border between black and white squares
Psychology
Which brain waves are slow and occur during deep sleep?
a) alpha b) beta c) theta d) delta
Psychology