Clark is at a party and experimenting with a drug that causes him to feel euphoric and confident. He has tons of energy and is dancing and talking to others he doesn’t normally feel comfortable socializing with. Hours later he feels depressed and suspicious of those he encountered. Which drug might Clark have been using?

Gerald’s grandmother suffers from Alzheimer’s disease and exhibits symptoms of memory loss. Which neurotransmitter is likely impaired?

A neuron’s reaction of either firing (with a full-strength response) or not firing is called the:

The United States government protects both civil liberties and civil rights. Explain the difference between civil rights and civil liberties by defining each, differentiating how the government protects each, and giving at least one example of how the government has protected each. To receive full credit for this question, you must answer the prompt in its entirety. Partial credit will be given.  (10 points)

Charles can drive while talking to his friend in the passenger’s seat without any impairment to his driving. This is an example of:

Which of the following is NOT one of the three levels of Psychology’s analysis?

Charles can drive while talking to his friend in the passenger’s seat without any impairment to his driving. This is an example of:

What are psychology’s three main levels of analysis?

The United States government protects both civil liberties and civil rights. Explain the difference between civil rights and civil liberties by defining each, differentiating how the government protects each, and giving at least one example of how the government has protected each. To receive full credit for this question, you must answer the prompt in its entirety. Partial credit will be given.  (10 points)

Which of the following is NOT one of the three levels of Psychology’s analysis?