CONCEPT IDENTIFICATION EXERCISE
Identity the concept and type it in the small box below each list. Then click on the concept to check your answer.

 Theories of Emotion
Identify the theory of emotion illustrated in each statement. A. You see a stranger, think of danger, feel afraid, and run away. B. You run away and then feel afraid. C. You are aroused and examine the environment to determine why. D. You feel afraid and experience arousal simultaneously. E. You learn that studying results in good grades and pride.

 Rubin's Love Scale
Identify Rubin's love variable represented in each statement. A. I am very concerned about her. B. I feel very close to him. C. I would do anything she asked me to do. D. I need to be with him. E. I can share everything with her.


To find out more about Rubin's Love Scale,
Connect to these sites:
Love and Relationships page, love test, types of love, romance, sexuality

 Human Sexuality Concerns
Identify the sexual problem illustrated in each statement. A. Sally has a low sex drive. B. Paul is not able to maintain an erection. C. Larry believes he is trapped in the body of the wrong sex. D. Sue experiences painful intercourse.


To find out more about Human Sexuality Concerns,
Connect to these sites:
Sexual Orientation (APA report)
Issues for Women
Date Rape

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