A student who is majoring in sports psychology asks you to explain how some marathon runners report a boost, or ‘runner's high’, following a race or workout. You explain that this is primarily due to ______.

Your friend Thandi has been seeing a clinical psychologist for a panic disorder. Despite her participation in therapy, her psychologist is referring her to a psychiatrist for possible medication to help alleviate some of her symptoms of anxiety. You infer that the medication that she receives will likely act on the neurotransmitter _____.

The correct sequence in which an impulse passes through a neuron is _____.

Which lobe of the brain holds the primary motor cortex?

Raimo, a psychologist, believes that his clients have an innate drive toward personal growth and fulfilling their potentials (self-actualization). It is likely that Raimo is what type of psychologist?

Topics such as courage, tolerance, creativity, and integrity reflect the interest of the Positive Psychology movement in the study of ________.

The premise that knowledge should be acquired through observation is known as______.

Dr Abraham wants to study attachment patterns in single-parent families. The first step in her scientific investigation would be to _______.

______ is the head of department (HOD) in the division/department in which the module/course Introduction to Psychology (A3511PI) is offered at the University of Namibia.

In everyday conversation, people often use the word ‘theory’ differently than scientists. For example, they might say, ‘I have a theory that Bill stole the cookie from the cookie jar!’ The best explanation would be that non-scientists ______.