4-12 feet away from someone is known as this
What is the social space?
The average IQ in America is this high
What is 100?
The experiment which tested how human's use authority in a jail environment.
What is the Stanford Prison Expiriment?
Getting in an argument and punching a pillow is an example of this defense mechanism.
What is displacement?
How long does the brain stay active after dying?
What is 7 minutes?
This posture is considered disrespectful.
What is feet on the desk, leaning back, and hands behind the head?
Name two types of intelligence.
What is verbal, logical, bodily, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalist, or existential?
Placebo is defined as this.
What is fake medicine?
The person who came up with the defense mechanisms.
Who is Freud?
Laughing because you're being tickled is considered this.
What is a panic response?
Facial expressions change this fast.
What is 1/15 to 1/25 of a second?
These three qualities make someone gifted.
What is IQ of >130, an outstanding talent, or may excel in certain areas of academics or performing arts?

This picture is from a certain experiment named...
What is the Little Albert Experiment?
Finish the quote which goes with projection. "People see their own faults in..."
What is other people?
This percentage of the brain is fat.
What is 60%?
This percentage of people cross their right leg over their left.
What is 70%?
An unfair IQ test question based on location is an example of this
What is cultural bias?
This expirement trained dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell that was repeatedly rang and at the same time given a treat.
What is Pavlov's Dog Expiriment?
This defense mechanism is used the most.
What is denial?
The amount of things you can remember at once.
What is 3 to 4?
The two sides of reading body language.
What is encoding and decoding?
This was Gandhi's IQ
What is 160?
The percentage of people who went up to 450 volts in the Milgram study.
The amount of defense mechanisms we covered.
What is 8?
This chemical is released when anxious or angry.
What is adrenaline (epinephrine)?