What are narcotics

A)  drugs derived from the hemp plant 
B)  drugs that tend to increase central nervous system activation and behavioural activity 
C)  drugs that cause distortions in sensory and perceptual experience 
D)  drugs derived from opium that are capable of relieving pain

Danny,who has a damaged amygdala,accidentally spilled kerosene on a campfire and got badly burned.Later,Danny's reaction to fire is that he

A) knows it is dangerous and has a strong conditioned fear response to it.
B) does not think it is dangerous and has no conditioned fear of it.
C) does not think it is dangerous but becomes terrified around it.
D) knows it is dangerous but has no conditioned fear of it.

Who among the following infants is most at risk of dying from sudden infant death syndrome?

A) Billy, an infant who is always put to sleep on his stomach
B) Mel, an infant who sleeps in the same room as her parents
C) Jason, an infant with a slightly above average birth weight
D) Sandy, an infant who is breastfed regularly

In a male zygote,what is the chromosome configuration?

A) 23 matched pairs
B) 23 matched pairs and one unmatched pair
C) 22 matched pairs and one unmatched pair
D) 46 matched chromosomes

You know a woman who has many friends and is often out having fun. But this woman also typically acts before thinking, thus bringing her a lot of trouble. This woman is probably

A) high on neuroticism.
B) low on neuroticism.
C) an extravert.
D) an introvert.

Imagining many different and unusual ways to prepare delicious meals on a limited budget best illustrates

A) a fixation.
B) the availability heuristic
C) belief perseverance.
D) divergent thinking.