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Title: Psychology MCQs ~Motivation~


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Psychology MCQs Motivation
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  • 1.
  • Consciously experienced pleasure or displeasure
    is called
  • a. incentive.
  • b. reward.
  • c. drive
  • d. affect.
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  • 2.
  • In order to guide future behavior, momentary
    rewards must be learned. This learning process
    gives the rewards ________.
  • a. drive
  • b. incentive salience
  • c. common currency

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  • 3.
  • Drugs that cause addiction may cause permanent
    hyperactivity in the brain incentive systems
    called
  • a. neural salience.
  • b. neuronal hyper-reactivity.
  • c. detoxification resistance.
  • d. neural sensitization.
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  • 4.
  • Homeostasis is
  • a. a collection of regulatory cells in the
    brain.
  • b. an organism's tendency to maintain a constant
    level in the internal environment.
  • c. a physiological departure from an ideal
    set-point.
  • d. the notion that all motives operate to reduce
    tension within the organism.

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  • 5.
  • If your doctor told you that your body
    temperature exceeded your temperature set point,
    she would be telling you that you
  • a. adjust your set point.
  • b. have the chills.
  • c. have a fever.
  • d. need change your behavior to raise your set
    point.
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  • 6.
  • After eating a ham dinner the level of salts in
    your blood stream may rise significantly. What
    effect will this have on your behavior?
  • a. You will need to increase your body
    temperature.
  • b. You will need to drink more fluids.
  • c. You will crave more salty foods.

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  • 7.
  • Where are the sensors that signal an animal to
    start drinking?
  • a. mouth and hypothalamus
  • b. kidneys and hypothalamus
  • c. stomach and intestines
  • d. intestines and kidneys
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  • 8.
  • Why would the owners of the local pub place bowls
    of salty peanuts and chips on the bar for all the
    patrons to eat? Eating these foods will
  • a. increase your level of intoxication.
  • b. increase your thirst.
  • c. make your hungry.

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  • 9.
  • What is the most important factor in food
    preference?
  • a. flavor
  • b. stomach contractions
  • c. time of day
  • d. low quantities of nutrients in the body
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  • 10.
  • The hypothalamus controls regulation of
  • a. All of these choices are true.
  • b. body temperature.
  • c. eating.

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  • 11.
  • Food always tastes better when we are hungry.
    What do psychologists call this phenomenon?
  • a. conditioned homeostasis
  • b. oral stimulation
  • c. alliesthesia
  • d. conditioned hunger
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  • 12.
  • Blood nutrient level is monitored by satiety
    detectors in the
  • a. stomach.
  • b. liver.
  • c. pancreas.

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  • 13.
  • Genetic factors are responsible for excessive
    weight gain by inducing
  • a. the growth of more fat cells.
  • b. larger fat cells.
  • c. All of these choices are true.
  • d. a high set point for fat in the body.
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  • 14.
  • At the end of your freshman year at college, many
    students notice that they have gained weight. Why
    would your roommate gain more weight than you
    during the same time period?
  • a. The roommate exercised less than you.
  • b. The roommate has a genetic predisposition to
    gain more weight than you.
  • c. The roommate ate a lot more than you.

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  • 15.
  • Emotional stress has what effect on the food
    consumption of a normal weight individual?
  • a. have little or no effect
  • b. result in a permanent weight gain
  • c. may increase appetite
  • d. reduce body weight
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  • 16.
  • A friend of yours wants to lose weight and keep
    it off. If you wanted to offer the best advice,
    you would say a successful dieter must realize
    that
  • a. All of these choices are true.
  • b. the act of dieting may lead to binges.
  • c. exercise is very important.

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  • 17.
  • Compared to ________, persons with ________ are
    more likely to be from any racial, ethnic or
    socioeconomic group.
  • a. anorexics bulimia
  • b. None of the above are true.
  • c. bulimics anorexia
  • d. anorexics anorexia nervosa

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Model Answers
  • Q1d
  • Q2b
  • Q3d
  • Q4b
  • Q5c
  • Q6b
  • Q7b
  • Q8b
  • Q9a
  • Q10a
  • Q11c
  • Q12b
  • Q13c
  • Q14d
  • Q15c
  • Q16a
  • Q17a

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