When viewing photographs of people we love, as opposed to those of people we like, areas of our brains associated with
a. reward and social judgment become more active
b. reward and social judgment become less active.
c. reward become more active, but areas associated with social judgment become less active
d. reward become less active, but areas associated with social judgment become more active.
c
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The FDA was given additional authority over dietary supplements in 2006 to set up
A. random safety checks. B. requirements for effectiveness. C. limits on television advertising. D. an "Adverse Events Reporting" process.
As discussed in the text, the sociologist Phil Kunz once performed a study in which he sent 578 Christmas cards to a sample of complete strangers living in Chicago, Illinois. What happened?
a. Almost none of them sent him a card in return, since they didn't know who he was. However, a small but significant minority ( 8%) were apparently very upset with the researcher. b. The vast majority of them ( 95%) actually sent him a card in return or telephoned him to try to find out who he was. c. A significant minority of them ( 20%) actually acted as though they knew who he was and sent him a card in return. d. Essentially, nothing—although he did receive a handful of cards (three or four) from people who probably mistakenly thought they knew who he was.