Chapter 10, Problem 3CS

people respond to the same type of stimuli to achieve arousal?   a. false b. true c. no answer text provided      Need ASAP.

The brain is like a city. The networks in the brain are very complicated. Thinking requires not just one part of the brain. a. True b. False

How can you tell the difference if abnormal behavior is influenced by a biological or a psychodynamic perspective? For example, if somebody had really bad anxiety for no reason would that have to do with the nervous system or something that's subconsciously bothering them in a psychological matter?

hello, Do you think that a child’s mental health has a correlation with how they were raised?

QUESTION 23 Which below shows the best explanation for why "paranoia" might have a "functional" benefit for some older adults?     It might be a psychologically "defensive" reaction when someone is feeling lonely and isolated.     It can be a coping mechanism, helping to hide feelings of failure of decline.     It can be a useful and functional excuse for individuals becoming forgetful and losing things.     All of the above.

Why does Sigmund Freud  psychosexual theory inspire you?

Why do men resort to violence rather than a women?

Hi is there a simpler way to make this map for some reason I am not understanding this type of mind map. Maybe something like this

According to the social brain hypothesis, each of us can deal effectively with social interactions with roughly 150 people. This implies that a. most of us are able to maintain close, lifelong friendships with about 150 people. b. we are capable of maintaining social networks of up to 150 people throughout our lives. c. most of us cannot recognize more than 150 people at any given time in our lives. d. we function best in groups of roughly 150 people, whether all are friends or strangers.