1) What distinguishes direct aggression from indirect aggression? a) Direct aggression is verbal, indirect is physical b) Direct aggression is openly intended to harm the target, while indirect aggression involves covert actions to harm reputation or social standing c) Indirect aggression always involves physical actions hidden behind the back d) Direct aggression is always more harmful than indirect aggression 2) Which of the following is an example of passive–aggressive communication? a) Saying “I’m fine” while feeling upset and ignoring the other person b) Calmly stating, “I disagree with that idea” c) Yelling to get your point across d) Remaining completely silent in every interaction 3) A psychiatrist differs from a psychologist in that a psychiatrist: a) Cannot prescribe medication b) Holds a medical degree and can prescribe medication c) Focuses only on administering therapy d) Never works with severe mental illnesses 4) Which of the following statements is accurate about low blood glucose levels and aggression? a) Low blood glucose typically leads to reduced irritability b) Low blood glucose can impair self-control and increase irritability, potentially leading to aggression c) Low blood glucose has no impact on behavior or mood d) Low blood glucose only affects physical stamina, not emotional states 5) Which ethical standard involves preserving private client information unless explicit consent is given? a) Voluntary participation b) Debriefing c) Confidentiality d) Beneficence  6) Under which condition is deception allowed in psychological research a) Deception is never allowed b) If participants are who they say they are. c) Only if it has scientific value, no viable alternatives, and must be disclosed in debriefing. d) Only when participants cannot opt out. 7) Which communication style is characterised by open expressions of hostility and violating others’ rights? a) Passive b) Assertive c) Aggressive d) Passive-aggressive 8) Why is the prefrontal cortex important for controlling aggression? a) It makes you stronger b) It helps you think before acting c) It increases emotions d) It makes you forget things 9) If a participant wants to leave the research study at any time without penalty, this is referred to as: a) Informed consent b) Voluntary participation c) Confidentiality d) Withdrawal rights 10) How does high blood alcohol affect aggression? a) You think more clearly b) You feel more in control c) It weakens your judgment and self-control, increasing aggression d) It cools down your emotions

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