When someone has severe mood swings from one extreme to another, this is technicallycalled

William Griffitt and Roberta Veitch (1971) administered tests to students who were randomly assigned to take the test in a room with normal temperature or in a 32ºC room. After completing the test, students were asked how aggressive they felt and their hostility toward a stranger was measured. These researchers found that students in the

A) normal room felt more aggressive than those in the 32ºC room, but both sets of students were equally hostile to the stranger. B) 32ºC room felt more aggressive than those in the normal room and were more hostile to the stranger. C) normal room felt less aggressive than those in the 32ºC room, but were more hostile to the stranger. D) 32ºC room felt more aggressive than those in the normal room, but both sets of students were equally hostile to the stranger. E) normal room felt less aggressive than those in the 32ºC room, but both sets of students were equally hostile to the stranger.

Recent research has determined that a variation in the dopamine D2 receptor gene has been linked to _______; as a result, we can conclude that a person with this variation _______.

a) major depression; will be diagnosed with the disorder b) generalized anxiety disorder; may or may not be diagnosed with the disorder c) ADHD; may or may not be diagnosed with the disorder d) schizophrenia; will be diagnosed with the disorder