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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A sleep that, in terms of brain waves, is deep and relaxed
B daydreaming
C beta waves
D rapid eye movement
Question #2
A her circadian rhythms are adjusted to the time in Toronto
B she suffers from insomnia
C she suffers from a chronic melatonin-production disorder
D modern planes fly faster than the Earth rotates
Question #3
A Dreams are sometimes seen as predictions of the future.
B Dreams represent the mind’s attempt to make sense of daily experience.
C Dreams represent troublesome wishes or desires.
D Dreams are suppressed memories from childhood.
Question #4
A alpha waves
B theta waves
C beta waves
D delta waves
Question #5
A she works so hard during the day, she simply has no energy left
B she experiences a decrease in melatonin production
C she experiences an increase in melatonin production
D she has learned to associate the number 10 with going to bed
Question #6
A block the production of melatonin in the brain
B block the re-uptake of dopamine in the brain
C block the production of dopamine in the brain
D block the re-uptake of melatonin in the brain
Question #7
A judgment-balance ratio
B blood alcohol level
C standardized sobriety score (SSS)
D breath alcohol level
Question #8
A daydreaming
B sleep
C studying
D brushing your teeth
Question #9
A the ability to recall memories quickly and accurately
B a state of heightened conscious awareness
C a Buddhist state of meditation
D a state of daydreaming or fantasy
Question #10
A This is an example of low awareness because it does not use effortful conscious processing.
B This would only be possible if you were hungry already.
C This is an example of high awareness, because a low influence raises up into actual decision making and behavior.
D This would only be possible if the friends noticed the advertisement and spoke about it.
Question #11
A It measures associations in standard units.
B It is difficult to fake.
C It is inexpensive.
D It is updated annually.
Question #12
A inferential statistics
B the Remote Associations Test (RAT)
C survey-judgment methodology
D the Implicit Associations Test (IAT)
Question #13
A the inability to eat
B the ability to remember every detail experienced during the trance
C a lack of voluntary control
D the inability to be killed
Question #14
A depression
B quitting smoking
C fighting with her wife
D deciding which graduate school to attend
Question #15
A a form of mind control in which a hypnotist becomes the “master” of others
B a form of subliminal priming in which people fall asleep
C a form of entertainment where people pretend to be suggestible
D a form of relaxation in which focus is diminished and suggestibility is increased
Question #16
A daydreaming while driving
B getting a divorce
C changing your opinion on a political topic
D sleeping
Question #17
A priming
B high awareness
C mindfulness
D hypnosis
Question #18
A the way a person can change her opinion up to three times on a topic
B the way a person can use high awareness to change opinions formed in low awareness conditions
C the way a person can use low awareness states to support his high awareness opinions
D the way a person can change her opinion if her friends change their opinions
Question #19
A implicit associations
B the Information Processing Model
C the Flexible Correction Model
D emotion-based judgment
Question #20
A the times in which a person in not asleep
B a state of meditation in which a person focuses on the self
C A state of awareness of the self and of the environment
D a state of calm and peace
