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If Aimee wants to increase her lifespan by a few years, which of the following pieces of advice is recommended?

A) Pamper yourself.
B) Increase your social support network.
C) Spend more time interacting with nature.
D) Spend more time on hobbies.

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Dr. Zakaria, a young faculty member at XYZ University, is interested in how personal characteristics like hopefulness, trustworthiness, and kindness affect self-perceived happiness. Dr. Zakaria is most likely a:

A) cognitive psychologist
B) positive psychologist
C) psychoanalyst
D) humanistic psychologist

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Research on the fight-or-flight response has been criticized by Taylor and others for:

Assume that a negative event has occurred in your life. Under which of the following conditions would it likely be most stressful?

The Body Mass Index (BMI) of an adopted child will show ____________ the BMI of the adoptive parents and ____________ the BMI of the biological parents.

Having a higher level of social support is:

A researcher tells his participants that a specific biofeedback technique will make them experience more positive emotions, even though the researcher knows this technique is not actually effective. After participants have practiced the biofeedback technique, brain scans of their brain areas associated with positive emotion should show:

Kayla is a participant in a research study on coping. She is asked to engage in a difficult task which is designed to elicit a stress response. Based on the results of previous research, if Kayla is high in hardiness she will show ____________ during the stressful task.

The threat of military combat, adjustment to a new marriage, and thinking about an upcoming exam are all examples of:

If, by magic, the general adaptation syndrome did not occur in human beings in response to a stressor, what would be the most likely outcome?

If Amy is committed to her life tasks, feels challenged by barriers, and feels in control of her fate, she would be described as:

Anticipatory coping will be most effective when the:

If people did not engage in primary appraisal, they would:

Positive reappraisal involves consciously changing one's:

Which of the following is an effect of chronic smoking?

In humans, the presence of a stressor results in:

Hardy individuals tend to view life events as less stressful than those who are low on this personality dimension. An important aspect of how they view their daily life is that:

Restrained eaters eat according to:

Research has shown that the correlation between trust and physical health is:

An important change in the health of people over the last 100 years involves: