Handyman Holmes just hit his thumb with a hammer.Which nerve fibres will transmit the sensation to his central nervous system

A)  sympathetic nerve fibres
B)  efferent nerve fibres 
C)  autonomic nerve fibres
D)  afferent nerve fibres

Carl Rogers' fully functioning person would

A) be aware of all experiences.
B) live richly and fully in the moment.
C) be creative and spontaneous.
D) all of the answers.

Rogers' work is significant in its attempt to

A) explain parent/child relations.
B) enumerate human needs.
C) define the self.
D) attack the unconscious.

The basic innate unit of motivation is the

A) sentiment.
B) erg.
C) basic drive.
D) temperament trait.

For Cattell,traits are

A) relatively permanent reaction tendencies.
B) basic structural units of personality.
C) derived by the method of factor analysis.
D) all of the answers

Eysenck believes that personality traits can be derived from

A) case histories.
B) dream analysis.
C) factor analysis.
D) performance projective tests.

Glenn has been taking a classical antipsychotic for schizophrenia. Because he wants to understand what effects the drug is having on him, he reads about how it is working in his brain. He finds that the antipsychotic medications are doing which of the following in his brain?

A) They amp it up and increase dopamine.
B) They kill dopamine receptors.
C) They block dopamine receptors, thus decreasing neurotransmission.
D) They keep dopamine active for longer periods of time in the synaptic cleft.

During middle and late adulthood,women become progressively ________ assertive and men become progressively ________ domineering.

A) more;more
B) less;less
C) more;less
D) less;more

Sleep spindles appear during __________ sleep.

A) stage 1
B) REM
C) stage 2
D) stage 4