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After disaster strikes, biochemical, genetic, and _____ factors act together to restore our emotional equilibrium. A) Environmental B) Behavioral C) Immune D) Endocrine B ____ is a protein that appears to protect mice and possibly humans against stress induced from being alone and isolated or thre...

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BBH 311 Exam 3 Review Questions and
Correct Answers
After disaster strikes, biochemical, genetic, and _____ factors act together to restore
our emotional equilibrium.
A) Environmental
B) Behavioral
C) Immune
D) Endocrine ✅B

____ is a protein that appears to protect mice and possibly humans against stress
induced from being alone and isolated or threatened by more aggressive mice.
A) CRH
B) DeltaFosB
C) ACTH
D) Cortisol ✅B

According to Russo et al, which of the following is a mechanism of passive resilience?
A) Mediation by the absence of key molecular abnormalities which occur in susceptible
animals to impair their coping ability
B) Mediation by the presence of novel molecular adaptations which occur uniquely in
resilient individuals to help promote normal behavioral function ✅A

According to Russo et al., resilient mice escape exposure to inescapable foot shock
(when escape is possible) with latencies seen in unstressed animals.
A) True
B) False ✅True

According to Southwick and Charney, how can an individual boost his/her resilience?
A) Accepting challenges
B) Reinterpreting negative events
C) Maintaining a close social network
D) All of the above ✅D

Research has shown that mindfulness meditation and training in cognitive appraisal can
increase activation of the:
A) Right prefrontal cortex
B) Brain Stem
C) Left prefrontal cortex
D) Amygdala ✅C

Oishi et al. when studying income inequality and happiness found:

, A) Americans to be less happy when there was more societal income inequality when
compared to when there was less societal income inequality
B) Americans were more happy when there was more societal income inequality when
compared to when there was less societal income inequality
C) There was no association ✅A

Oishi et al. concluded that the inverse association between income inequality and
happiness was contributed to:
A) Empathy and sensitivity
B) Fairness and trust
C) Responsibility and assurance
D) None of the above ✅B

(Tay et al.) Researchers proposed that national wealth could only generate positive
effects on social well-being.
A) True
B) False ✅False

Which of the following was not a hypothesis formed by Diener et al.?
A) Religion is more prevalent where conditions are difficult
B) Social well-being and religiosity are associated
C) Religiosity is less prevalent where nations have high levels of social stability and
safety
D) People who live in societies that aren't difficult achieve less levels of the mediating
variables ✅D

Mindfulness is a process involving lack of attention and ignoring what is happening in
one's moment-by-moment experience
A) True
B) False ✅False

A greater disposition to mindfulness is associated with less grey matter in what
structure(s)?
A) Right amygdala
B) Left caudate
C) Right Caudate
D) A and B
E) B and C ✅D

What imaging technique was utilized in Taren's experiment?
A) FMRI
B) X-Ray
C) PET Scan
D) Cat Scan ✅A

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