Review 2nd. midterm test Fundamentals

The six core expressions identified by Ekman are:  

• anger, disgust, fear, surprise, sadness and happiness.

• anger, disgust, fear, frustration, confused and furious.

• surprise, joy, anger, proud, anger, and curiosity

• sadness, scared, embarrassed, frustrated, disgust and happiness

To escape by running away because of danger or fear.

• outcome

• lash out

• buffer

• flee

An abundance of valuable possessions or money.

• lash out

• judgement

• wealth

• threat

What is one form of positive thinking researchers have focused on?

• Self-awareness

• Self-esteem

• Optimism

• Realism

How do people with high self-efficacy respond to environmental and other threats?

• By avoiding them

• By seeking help from others.

• By engaging in passive coping strategies.

• By taking active, constructive actions.

What function do emotional expressions serve in interpersonal interactions?

• They provide information about the expressor's financial status.

• They signal the nature of interpersonal relationships.

• They regulate bodily functions.

• They inhibit social behaviors.

To criticize someone, or suddenly attack someone or something physically.

• Lash out

  
  

• Achieve

• Belief

• Health

To stop, cease, or discontinue.

• Healthy

• Quit

• Belief

• Binge

To succeed at reaching or accomplishing a goal, result, etc., especially through effort.

• Accurate

• Binge

• Behavior

• Achieve

Which of the following statements about the relationship between optimism and health is true?

• Optimists have higher stress levels.

• Optimists are less likely to exercise regularly.

• Optimists make faster recoveries from illnesses and surgeries.

• Optimists are less likely to seek social support.