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<span>A) Sights often create strong emotional responses.
B) The cingulate helps you express your emotional state.
C) Emotional states can alter our blood pressure.
D) Your amygdala judges facial expressions for danger.
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The correct choice is "A", " Sights often create strong emotional responses".
The sense which is more directly
involved with a person’s limbic system is the sense of smell and because of
that it is the sense of smell which should or is more likely to initiate
emotional response.
Answer:
Sublimation
Explanation:
People tends to have thoughts, feelings, impulses, and memories that can be difficult to deal with. In psychoanalytic theory, Sublimation is a defense mechanism in which people metamorphose or modify their hindered and inconsistent challenged emotions or unacceptable impulses into a social behavioral way that is accepted and profitable. For example, an individual that is always aggressive over the slightest little mistake or argument can take up a military school to join the troop of an army. He can use his role as a soldier as an outlet to vent his aggression and frustration into socially acceptable ways by dealing with those who fails to comply to the law.
bacteria in food can be killed by many means such as:
a) Pickling. for example food is pickled as bacteria cannot live in very acidic conditions.
b) Boiling. boiling water or liquids can help kill bacteria present in them.
c) Using preservatives can also help
d) Immersing food in salt or sugar solutions is also an other way
This man is presenting with signs/symptoms of an inferior wall M.I. (myocardial infarction), a heart attack. He needs to be started on IV fluids with morphine, oxygen, nitroglycerin, and aspirin. However, it is imperative that before administering nitro/nitrates, he denies having taken any sexual meds for erectile dysfunction (e.g. Viagra) within the past 24 hours. That combined with nitrates can lead to a life-threatening irreversible crash of central blood pressure around the heart.
