The Sensation Seeking Scale (SSS):
a. has proven to be a reliable measure of differences in the level of stimulation that people seek
b. has proven unreliable as a measure of sensation seeking behavior
c. is routinely given as part of IQ tests
d. includes ten subscales in addition to the overall score
Question 2
Many studies of sensory restriction indicate:
a. that sensory restriction is usually a pleasant experience
b. that adults attempt to keep stimulation levels very low
c. that sensory restricted subjects are less reactive than others
d. that lack of adequate stimulation is motivating
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