1 - Which of the following used the term linguistic relativity to explain how language affects our basic perceptions of the physical world?
Benjamin Whorf
2 - Which of the following visual depth cues cannot be used by the person viewing the Ames Room?
Retinal Disparity
3 - Which of the following was an experimental observation that disputed Broadbent's single filter model of attention?
Participants unconsciously responded to conditioned stimuli presented in the unattended ear of a dichotic listening experiment.
4 - Which of the following was Freud known for starting?
psychoanalysis
5 - Which of the following was mentioned as a skill to which psychology students would be exposed?
all of the above
6 - Which of the following was most closely associated with the structuralist school of psychology?
Titchener
7 - Which of the following was NOT a behaviorist?
Sigmund Freud
8 - Which of the following was not a control used in the procedure by Pepperberg?
P kept in a cage while testing procedure to limit movement
9 - Which of the following was NOT a part of the guards uniform?
A neck chain
10 - Which of the following was NOT a part of the prisoners uniform in Zimbardo's study?
Baton
11 - Which of the following was not a psychologist but his work in the field of biology was incredibly important to the development of this social science?
Charles Darwin
12 - Which of the following was NOT a temperament based on the humors?
Hedonic
13 - Which of the following was not recommended as a strategy for improving memory?
speed reading
14 - Which of the following were found to be difficult to study using Wundt's method of introspection?
Abstract thoughts such as thoughts on justice
15 - Which of the following will help people with "everyday" problems?
Counselor
16 - Which of the following would a trader who is in the top 10% say?
I have full conviction in my system
17 - Which of the following would be a basic research psychologist?
A college professor who studies the relationships of colors and attitudes.
18 - Which of the following would be a concern about the study done by Winsler e al (2003) on private speech?
Construct validity - the measurement of "social skills" was subjective
19 - Which of the following would be a reason why child witnesses are not as reliable as forensic evidence in a trial?
Pressure to conform to expectations and a desire to please an interviewer lead to more errors
20 - Which of the following would be a secondary reinforcer?
Money
21 - Which of the following would be an example of vicarious classical conditioning?
As a young child, Tony frequently observed his older sisters jump around and scream whenever any of them saw a spider, as they were very afraid of them. Subsequently, Tony experiences feelings of fear when he sees a spider.
22 - Which of the following would be considered a compulsion?
checking twenty times to see if the oven is turned off
23 - Which of the following would be considered a cultural difference?
A and B
24 - Which of the following would be considered a secondary reinforcer?
Money
25 - Which of the following would be considered a second-order reinforcer?
money
26 - Which of the following would be considered as a social reputation?
Deciding to become a more optimistic and upbeat person because you come to a realization your friends avoid you because you bring them down.
27 - Which of the following would be examples of procedural memory? (tick all that apply)
Only (A) & (B)
28 - Which of the following would be most characteristic of a 2-year-old's telegraphic speech
me play
29 - Which of the following would be predicted by Ebbinghaus' famous forgetting curve? Several years after learning the dates of important historical events for a college class, students:
will have forgotten most of the dates, but what they do remember, they'll remember for years to come.
30 - Which of the following would Francis Galton say is most important in determining who a person is, even if all are important to some degree?
Genetics
31 - Which of the following would help to improve the 'ecological validity' of an experiment?
Doing the experiment at the normal time of day for that activity
32 - Which of the following would illustrate the "foot in the door" technique of facilitating compliance with a request?
A teenager, wanting to extend his curfew from 10pm to midnight, first asks if it can be extended to 11pm for a specific "special occasion; he then plans to ask for the further extension at a later date after pointing out to his parents he was able to hand
33 - Which of the following would indicate that a child understood conservation?
She would believe that a clay snake would have the same amount of clay as the clay ball that was used to make it.
34 - Which of the following would indicate the strongest relationship between two variables.....
-0.89
35 - Which of the following would NOT allow to control the order effect
counter-balancing the tasks
36 - Which of the following would not need to study psychology?
All need psychology
37 - Which of the following would pay a role in quickly alerting you to a gas leak in your home?
olfactory receptors
38 - Which of the following would provide the strongest evidence for the idea that intelligence is highly heritable?
Monozygotic twins separated at birth have extremely similar IQ scores
39 - Which of the followings is true for teratogens?
Teratogens may cause a birth defect in the child.
40 - Which of the folowing is a factor in emotional intelligence?
Self-Awareness
41 - Which of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse predicts a higher rate of divorce?
Contempt
42 - Which of the of following is not a research method.
Causation
43 - which of the phrases match the following: It seems essential that children are used in psychological research in order to gain a better understanding of how the brain and mind develops and how the developmental process can affect a person later in life
the use of children in psychological research
44 - Which of the psychologists is best known in relation to the emergence of psychology as a science?
Wundt
45 - Which of the senses does not pass through the thalamus?
olfaction.
46 - Which of the senses foes the majority of hallucinations occur in?
hearing
47 - Which of the statements about Chimpanzees is NOT true?
Chimpanzees give spontaneous help to conspecifics.
48 - Which Of These Are A Defence Mechanism?
Repression
49 - Which of these are ambiguous illusions (pick TWO)
Only (A) & (B)
50 - Which of these are criticisms/weaknesses of Piaget's 4 stages of cognitive development?
All of the above
51 - Which of these are not one of your 5 senses?
Feeling
52 - Which Of These Are Part Of The Hierarchy Of Needs
Self Actualisation
53 - Which of these are studies in the cognitive approach to psychology?
Loftus and Palmer Leading questions (1973)
54 - Which of these best describes a SECURE attachment?
Young children may cry with they are left, but be happy when their caregiver returns
55 - Which of these can be prevented by keeping lines of communication open and by inviting outside experts to get all the important information?
Groupthink
56 - Which of these components is NOT part of Baddeley and Hitch's working memory model
Encoding processor
57 - Which of these correlation numbers shows the strongest relationship?
-0.85
58 - which of these describes a case study?
a study of an individual, small group, event or institution
59 - Which of these did Sherif NOT want to investigate in the Robber's Cave Experiment?
Which boys were born leaders
60 - Which of these fields is also concerned with the reasons why people do certain things?
All of the above
61 - Which of these groups include semantically similar words?
great, large, big
62 - Which of these is a disadvantage of verbal guidance?
Can result in 'information overload'
63 - Which of these is a factor affecting memory?
context
64 - Which of these is a measurable goal?
To reduce my 100m time from 12 seconds to 11 seconds
65 - Which of these is a measure of dispersal?
Range
66 - Which of these is a problem with the standard deviation?
It is difficult to calculate
67 - Which of these is a quantitative assessment?
He is 6 feet 8 inches tall
68 - Which of these is a type of reinforcer?
All of the above
69 - Which of these is always considered unethical in psychological research?
Buying dinner for a participant to persuade them not to quit an experiment early
70 - Which of these is an advantage of calculating the mean?
It uses all of the data
71 - Which of these is an ethical concern of Milgram's experiment?
all of the answer choice s are correct
72 - Which of these is an example of continuous data?
Daily chance of rain
73 - Which of these is an organisation for psychologists in the UK?
BPS
74 - Which of these is considered unethical in psychological research?
Convincing a participant to continue the study by giving them free food
75 - Which of these is least related to perception?
"bottom-up" processing
76 - Which of these is most accurate?
If we perceive we have more control over our stress, we can often cope with it better.
77 - Which of these is most likely to improve sampling accuracy?
Random sampling
78 - Which of these is mostly like to result in a negative skew?
outliers
79 - Which of these is NOT a benefit of daydreaming.
Better grade in class
80 - Which of these is NOT a form of memory storage?
Relearning
81 - Which of these is NOT a function of attitudes?
Experiences
82 - Which of these is NOT a key process of Social Identity Theory?
Social Justification
83 - Which of these is not a layout design?
P Pattern
84 - Which of these is NOT a major influence in producing a website?
Paying to upload your site
85 - Which of these is NOT a misinterpreted depth cue?
Rubin's vase
86 - Which of these is not a problem with punishment
time consuming
87 - Which of these is not a stage of Kohlberg's Moral Development Theory?
Unconventional
88 - Which of these is NOT a way to measure variation?
scatter plot
89 - Which of these is NOT an example of a non verbal communication skill
Volume of speech
90 - Which of these is NOT an explanation of conformity?
Compliance
91 - Which of these is NOT an innate behaviour?
a horse pulling a plow
92 - Which of these is not included when describing your attitude about prayers in school?
Social pressures from leaders or peers about the issue.
93 - Which of these is NOT part of Freud's 3 part theory of conscioussness?
Structuralism
94 - Which of these is NOT the name of a unit in the course?
Genetics
95 - Which of these is something that correlational research CANNOT do?
show causation
96 - Which of these is the best example of an intrinsic motivation?
learning
97 - Which of these is the difference between the highest and lowest values in a data set?
Range
98 - Which of these is the last step of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
self-actualization
99 - Which of these is the most accurate definition of the discipline of psychology?
the scientific study of behavior and mental processes
100 - Which of these is the most accurate description of Milgram's sample?
Volunteer sample of 40 males from New Haven
101 - Which of these is the only way to show or prove causation?
experiment
102 - Which of these occurs when performing a new or difficult task in front of a group?
Social Inhibition
103 - Which of these occurs when performing a well-learned task in front of a group?
Social Facilitation
104 - Which of these people is most likely to represent Jung's hero archetype?
A frightened person who overcomes fear to save another person from harm
105 - Which of these psychology professions is most popular?
clinical
106 - Which of these schools would you assume holds the scientific method in the highest regard?
Behaviorism
107 - Which of these series of terms is most closely associated with B.F. Skinner?
operant conditioning, secondary reinforcer, fixed-ratio schedule
108 - Which of these statements about locus of control is the most accurate?
High internals and high externals are at opposite ends of a continuum
109 - Which of these statements best describes LTM?
Permanent memory store with semantic coding
110 - Which of these statements is true according to Piaget's ideas?
A child can only be taught something when biologically 'ready'
111 - Which of these statements reflect civic virtue?
Good citizens aren't born. They need to be created.
112 - Which of these things does NOT have to do with Social Psychology?
Brain Development
113 - Which of these transferrable skills can be obtained from studying psychology?
All of the above
114 - Which of these types of guidance would be the best for a kinaesthetic learner?
Manual
115 - Which of these was not a historical approach to psychology?
Behavioralism
116 - Which of these would be an appropriate possible applications of Bowlby's monotropic theory?
Hospitals - keep children with main care giver
117 - Which of these would be the proper way to write a hypothesis
If I add more water, then the plant will grow taller.
118 - Which of these would NOT be an example of the free-rider effect in social loafing?
Hudson was working really hard on the Google Drive for his group maths project, when he notices that no one had even logged onto the page a week after he'd started it. He decided not to do any more work and make them do it instead.
119 - Which on the following is not one of the Concerts Miss.C went to?
Drake
120 - Which one among the following is not a method that increases the memorising capacity?
One Time Reading
121 - Which one down below shows variable interval?
pop quizzes
122 - Which one has a different meaning?
Swelling problems
123 - Which one is a binocular depth cue?
Convergence
124 - Which one is a definition for dependant?
Variable affected
125 - Which one is a TRUE statement?
Correlation means two phenomena are related
126 - Which one is not a determinant of operant conditioning?
Trace reinforcement
127 - Which one is not a feature of a well-written question
Ambiguous
128 - Which one is not a focus learning through behavioral perspective?
Unconscious
129 - Which one is NOT a function of sleep?
Release neurotransmitters
130 - Which one is NOT a measure of central tendancy?
Standard deviation
131 - which one is not a Monocular depth cue
Ambiguity
132 - which one is not a pair of gestalt psychology principles?
proximate and eminence principles
133 - Which one is not a participant bias?
confirmation bias
134 - Which one is NOT a researcher bias
triangulation
135 - Which one is NOT a trait of prosocial behavior?
Learns from aggressive behavior
136 - Which one is not a type of experiment used in Psychology
Qualitative
137 - which one is not a type of Long-term memory
Amnesic
138 - Which one is NOT one of the 4 basic tastes?
Spicy
139 - Which one is NOT one of the four goals of Psychology?
Pursue
140 - Which one is NOT one of the three methods for scientific attitude?
Carefulness
141 - Which one is NOT one of the three schools of Thought?
Freudian
142 - Which one is NOT true about Stage 4 (deep sleep)?
Heart rate and breathing increase
143 - Which one is one of the seven that effects behavior
Dopamine
144 - which one is smallest unit of CNS?
neurons
145 - Which one is the method for formal communicating with stakeholders?
meetings
146 - Which one is the null hypothesis?
There is no difference of memory scores between doodlers and control participants
147 - Which one is the types of attention
All the above
148 - Which one of the columns in the table, A, B, C or D shows the correct arrangement of levels in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
Column B
149 - Which one of the following approaches tries to analyze human behaviour in terms of stimulus-response units acquired through the process of learning, mainly through instrumental conditioning ?
Stimulus-Response Behaviouristic Approach
150 - Which one of the following branch of psychology primarily deals with the problems of the Children.
Clinical Psychology
151 - Which one of the following characteristics is not necessarily true about groups?
Groups have assigned goals.
152 - Which one of the following illustrates belief perseverance?
Your belief remains intact even in the face of evidence to the contrary
153 - Which one of the following is a benefit of goal setting in sport?
Increases motivation
154 - Which one of the following is a psychological component of the stress response?
daily life pressures
155 - Which one of the following is based on the principles of classical conditioning?
systematic decentralization
156 - Which one of the following is necessary before an avoidance response can take place?
a discriminative stimulus
157 - Which one of the following is not a German Psychologist?
William James
158 - Which one of the following is not a scope of Educational Psychology?
Teacher
159 - Which one of the following is not listed as a classification of psychoneurosis?
Phobic reactions
160 - Which one of the following is not listed as classification of psychoneurosis?
Neurasthenic reactions
161 - Which one of the following is not specifically an aid to retention?
knowledge of results
162 - Which one of the following is not the law of perceptual grouping?
Proximity
163 - Which one of the following is the best example of a closed skill?
Putting in golf
164 - Which one of the following is the oldest method for the study of behavior?A.
Introspection
165 - Which one of the following may contribute to the formation of prejudices.
Higher-order conditioning
166 - Which one of the following might the the reason for the order effect
Only (A) & (B)
167 - Which one of the following orders is the correct requisites of good observation?
Planning/ Execution/ Recording/ Interpretation
168 - Which one of the following represents a well-executed test or experiment? (Remember that tests and experiments were spoken of in different units, research methods & problem-solving and intelligence)
Amy wants to know if she is good at math or if she just gets lucky with tests, so she takes a standard math test many times with different questions. Her results were about 93% every time, so she concludes she is good at math.
169 - Which one of the following statements about evolution is false?
Evolution involves changes in behaviour from one generation to the next.
170 - Which one of the following statements applies to both developmental plasticity and adaptive plasticity?
occur as a result of experience and learning.
171 - Which one of the following statements applies to neural plasticity? Structural changes to the brain
occur as a result of experience and learning
172 - Which one of the following statements is false?
Repression involves people choosing to forget unpleasant memories
173 - Which one of the following statements is most consistent with the practice of gratitude?
More grateful people experience an increased amount of positive emotions than less grateful people.
174 - Which one of the following was developed by the Army as the first group-administered test of intelligence?
Alpha
175 - Which one of the following was not one of Hofstede's original four cultural dimensions?
Indulgence vs self-constraint
176 - Which one of these are a physiological symptom of stress
Perspiration
177 - Which one of these are Environmental Factors.
Both option 1 and 2
178 - Which one of these is a psychological symptom of stress?
Decision making
179 - Which one of these is a social factor?
All of the above
180 - Which one of these options does the color purple NOT signify?
Security
181 - Which one of these types of feedback should coaches avoid using with a beginner?
Negative
182 - Which one of these would be the most complex skill?
Vaulting in gymnastics
183 - which one part of brain attaches to the spinal cord?
Medulla
184 - Which one supports the WMM.
KF had an impaired articulatory loop but intact visuospatial sketchpad
185 - Which one work with the students individually
School psychologist
186 - Which ones are correct?
All of the above
187 - Which organ of the body controls everything else and is regularly studied in psychology?
brain
188 - Which p value indicates the most statistically significant results
p = 0.004
189 - Which pair is not the correct combination?
Thinking (T) vs. Judging (J)
190 - Which pair represents an incorrect association?
Seligman – social exchange theory
191 - Which parenting style is based off of the belief that children should obey their parents without question or hesitation?
Authoritarian
192 - Which parenting style usually produces children with greatest confidence and self-esteem?
authoritative
193 - Which part of a neuron receives neural information from another neuron?
Dendrites
194 - Which part of the Autonomic Nervous System arouses the body and mobilizes energy in stressful situations?
Sympathetic
195 - Which part of the Autonomic Nervous System calms the body and conserves energy?
Parasympathetic
196 - Which part of the body controls the basic cognitive processes?
The brain and nervous system
197 - Which part of the brain controls breathing and heart rate?
Medulla
198 - Which part of the brain controls your balance and coordination?
cerebellum
199 - Which part of the brain controls your blood pressure and heart rate?
brain stem
200 - Which part of the brain fires when performing a certain action, and/or observing a certain action?
Mirror neurons
201 - Which part of the brain helps to control emotions, especially fear and rage?
Amygdala
202 - Which part of the brain is important to impulse control, judgment, planning, and critical thinking?
Frontal lobe
203 - Which part of the brain is MOST active in decision-making?
cerebral cortex
204 - Which part of the brain is related to hunger?
hypothalamus
205 - Which part of the brain is responsible for the sensory blockade when sleeping?
Pons
206 - Which part of the brain links the left and right side of the brain?
Corpus Callosum
207 - Which part of the brain listed below is the last to fully develop?
Frontal lobe
208 - Which part of the ear is MOST similar to the retina of the eye due to its ability to transduce energy?
Cochlea
209 - Which part of the ear is responsible for capturing sound and moving it into your ear?
outer ear
210 - Which part of the ear transduces sound vibrations into neural impulses?
Cochlea
211 - Which part of the eye bends light that is projected onto the retina?
Lens
212 - Which part of the eye uses accommodation to see the image clearly?
Lens
213 - Which part of the hypothalamus INHIBITS hunger signals?
ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH)
214 - Which part of the hypothalamus STIMULATES hunger signals?
lateral hypothalamus (LH)
215 - Which part of the model has a 'supervisory role'?
Central executive
216 - Which part of the nervous system controls involuntary activities in your body?
Autonomic Nervous System
217 - Which part of the nervous system initiates our Flight response when a bee comes near you, causing you to run, increasing your heart rate.....
Sympathetic System
218 - Which part of the neuron contains neurotransmitters?
Axon terminal buttons
219 - Which part of the neuron contains the nucleus?
Soma
220 - Which part of the neuron receives information and conducts it towards the cell body?
Dendrites
221 - Which part of the neuron release transmitters onto receiving cells?
axon terminals
222 - Which part of WMM is difficult to study independently, so there is limited research and it's role is not fully understood
Central Executive
223 - Which part of your brain controls the ability to produce speech? Aphasia in this area can make it very difficult for a person to speak but they understand language well.
Broca's Area
224 - Which part of your tongue are you using when you taste something sweet?
All of your tongue
225 - Which parts of the body are coordinated by the largest area of the somatosensory cortex?
hands and face
226 - Which perception principle describes as an object comes closer to us, the eyes turn inwards to keep it centred on the retina. The brain reads the amount of turning from the tension in the eye muscles & uses this to judge distance
convergence
227 - Which perception process are the hammer, anvil and stirrup involved in?
transmitting sound waves to the cochlea
228 - Which perceptive is described? Self-esteem needs are important to be a successful.
Humanistic
229 - Which person was never involved in the field of psychology?
William Harrison
230 - Which personality traits were associated with making it to elite senior level? (select all that apply)
Only (A) & (B)
231 - Which perspective argues that behavior is motivated by inner forces and conflicts about which we have little awareness or control?
Psychodynamic
232 - Which perspective argues that hereditary genes that are passed down from our parents influence our behavior?
Evolutionary
233 - Which perspective argues that our behavior depends on things like our self-motivation?
Humanistic
234 - Which perspective argues that our behavior is based on what we have LEARNED!
Behaviorial
235 - Which perspective argues that our nervous system influences our behavior?
Biological
236 - Which perspective argues that our unconscious motives influence our behavior?
Psychoanalytic
237 - Which perspective argues that perceptions and thoughts influence our behavior?
Cognitive
238 - Which perspective argues that personal experiences will influence our behavior?
Learning/Behavioral
239 - Which perspective argues that the nervous system, glands and hormones, and genetic factors influence our behavior?
Biological
240 - Which perspective argues that things like our ethnicity, gender, and culture will influence our behavior?
Sociocultural
241 - Which perspective believed psychology should emphasize the potential for growth of each human being and an individual's freedom to make their own decisions?
Humanistic
242 - Which perspective believed psychology should only study observable and objectively described acts?
Behaviorism
243 - Which perspective believes that fears are learned and can be unlearned?
Behavioral
244 - Which perspective deals with interactions between cultures, age groups, authority, religion, etc.?
social-cultural
245 - Which perspective does not think emotions or thoughts belong in explaining human motive?
behavioral
246 - Which perspective emphasizes the idea that the people and groups around us are important in understanding human behavior?
Sociocultural
247 - Which perspective emphasizes the idea that we learn behaviors through rewards and punishment?
Behavioral
248 - Which perspective focuses on free will and self-actualization?
humanism
249 - Which perspective focuses on how people think as why people behave differently?
cognitive
250 - Which perspective focuses on how people think, understand, and know about the world?
Cognitive
251 - Which perspective focuses on the observation of what people do?
behavioral
252 - Which perspective focuses on topics such as perception, learning, and memory?
cognitive
253 - Which perspective in psychology attempts to characterize the way in which we store and process sensory information?
Cognitive
254 - Which perspective in psychology is most likely to focus on how behavior and thinking vary across situations and cultures?
social-cultural
255 - Which perspective in psychology would be most concerned with understanding how humans learn and form memories?
cognitive
256 - Which perspective is based on classical and operant conditioning?
Behaviorism
257 - Which perspective is based on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Humanistic
258 - Which perspective is based on perception, memory, and thinking?
Cognitive
259 - Which perspective is based on the theory that personality is made up of basic characteristics that influence behavior?
Trait
260 - Which perspective is based on the unconscious mind?
Psychoanalysis
261 - Which perspective is described: everyone has an unconscious and conscious mind. It is the struggle between these that impacts behavior.
Pyschodynamic
262 - Which perspective is described: first you learn how write a sentence, then write a paragraph, then write a 5-paragraph essay. Learning is stage-related.
Cognitive
263 - Which perspective is described? Each person has a different mental framework and processes information different.
Cognitive
264 - Which perspective is illustrated: a conflict in the unconscious mind during potty training could impact behavior in adulthood.
Psychodynamic
265 - Which perspective is illustrated: A person attending Andover High School versus Maize High School may have different behaviors in school, due to their different environments.
Social-cultural
266 - Which perspective is illustrated: decreased levels of dopamine in the brain potentially causes Parkinson's disease.
Biological
267 - Which perspective is most concerned with identifying the limits of human reasoning?
cognitive
268 - Which perspective is most relevant to understanding the impact of strokes and brain diseases on memory?
biological
269 - Which perspective looks at how gender, age, or race shapes behavior?
sociocultural
270 - Which perspective looks at perception, learning and memory?
Cognitive psychology
271 - Which perspective most clearly focuses on how we learn observable responses?
behavioral
272 - Which perspective of psychology emphasizes the overt behaviour of the individual?
Behaviouristic Perspective
273 - Which perspective said people have free will to choose their destiny?
humanistic
274 - Which perspective says our unconscious drives, such as neurotic needs or birth order, childhood memories, and shape behavior?
psychodynamic
275 - Which perspective says our unconscious drives, such as neurotic needs or birth order, shape behavior?
psychodynamic
276 - Which perspective studies learning and how rewards and punishments influence how humans and animals act (observable responses)?
Behaviorism
277 - Which perspective suggests that all individuals naturally strive to grow, develop, and be in control of their lives and behaviors?
Humanistic
278 - Which perspective suggests that an imbalance of hormones can contribute to aggressive behavior?
Biological
279 - Which perspective suggests that the field should focus on observable behavior that can be measured objectively?
Behavioral
280 - Which perspective thinks the unconscious mind influences everything we do?
Psychodynamic
281 - Which perspective uses the metaphor of comparing the human mind to a computer?
Cognitive
282 - Which perspective views behaviour from the perspective of biological functioning?
Neuroscience
283 - Which perspective would agree with the following: "Change your thoughts, change your life"?
Cognitive
284 - Which perspective would be best for studying how people from different countries express anger?
socio cultural
285 - Which perspective would be most likely to explore the genetic basis for certain disorders?
Biological
286 - Which perspective would be most likely to state human thought and behavior can be understood in terms of activity at the neural level?
Biochemical
287 - Which perspective would be most likely to state many of our behaviors have developed as a result of our species' adaptation to the challenges of surviving across millennia?
Evolutionary
288 - Which perspective would be most likely to state the mind can be viewed as an information processing system?
Cognitive
289 - Which perspective would be most useful when explaining how people from different countries express anger?
Social- cultural
290 - Which perspective would create a reward system to track progress on a goal?
behavioral
291 - Which perspective would emphasize medication over therapy in treatment for disorders?
Biochemical
292 - Which perspective would focus on the extent to which different styles of parenting are encouraged among various ethnic communities?
social-cultural
293 - Which perspective would say that anxiety is the result of repressed traumatic childhood experiences?
Psychodynamic
294 - Which perspective would say that many of our behaviors are the result of unresolved childhood issues?
Psychodynamic
295 - Which perspective would suggest changing your physical location to concentrate more on a task?
social-cultural
296 - Which philosopher is most well known for theorizing that the mind at birth is tabula rasa or a "blank slate"?
John Locke
297 - Which philosopher started an Academy in Greece?
Plato
298 - Which philosopher suggested the idea that the mind is a blank slate on which experience writes?
John Locke
299 - Which philosopher was a student at Plato's Academy?
Aristotle
300 - Which philosopher was a student of Socrates?
Plato
301 - Which philosopher was known as the greatest scientist of the ancient world?
Aristotle
302 - Which philosopher would have been most enthusiastic about modern empiricism?
Aristotle
303 - Which philosophical movement claimed that the human mind consists of elementary ideas that originate from sensory experiences?
empiricism
304 - Which pictorial depth cue is being represented in this image?
Linear perspective
305 - Which piece of information is not required to read a critical value table?
A sound working knowledge of 1970s zombie films
306 - Which prescientific psychologist thought that the fluid inside the spinal cavity was animal spirits?
Descartes
307 - Which primary cortex of the brain controls processing sensation from the left hand?
Right somatosensory
308 - Which problem solving strategy am I using if I drive to California by simply following the sun?
Heuristic
309 - Which problem solving strategy is less likely to have errors?
Algorithms
310 - which problem-solving strategy asks "what can I do to get from here to there?"
means-end analysis
311 - which problem-solving strategy asks "what direction do I move in order to get from here to there?"
difference reduction
312 - Which procedure can reduce problems associated with the use of deception by a researcher?
Debriefing
313 - Which process results in the faithful duplication of genetic material?
mitosis
314 - Which process/es are associate with the hypothalamus?
Homeostasis
315 - Which professional specialty focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of people with psychological disorders?
clinical psychology
316 - Which provided the strongest evidence of environment's role in intelligence?
Children moved from a deprived environment into an intellectually enriched one show gains in intellectual environment
317 - Which psychological approach emphasizes childhood trauma and unresolved conflicts as motivators for behaviors?
Psychodynamic
318 - Which psychological approach examines the rules of society and social groups?
Social psychology
319 - Which psychological approach studies our thought process/mind?
Cognitive
320 - Which psychological approach would be most interested in learning about why different cultures respond differently in child rearing?
Social Cultural
321 - Which psychological disorder involves confused and disordered thoughts and perceptions?
Schizophrenia
322 - Which psychological perspective emphasizes thought processes and perception?
Cognitive
323 - Which psychological perspective focuses on how we think about information?
Cognitive
324 - Which psychological perspective focuses on optimal human functioning and the factors that allow individuals and communities to thrive?
Positive Psychology
325 - Which psychological perspective focuses on the human goal of self-actualization?
humanism
326 - Which psychological perspective highlights the manner in which people encode, process, store, and retrieve information?
cognitive
327 - Which psychological perspective studies how the situation and our upbringing influence our behavior?
Social-Cultural
328 - Which psychological perspective would be most interested in studying our brain structures & chemistry, genetics, glands, etc.?
Biological
329 - Which psychological perspective would be most likely to emphasize that people can learn to discontinue bad habits such as smoking?
behavioral
330 - which psychological school of thought arose from Freud's attempts to understand connections between psychology and physical problems?
Psychoanalytic theory
331 - Which psychological school of thought focused on how to study subjective perspectives as a unified whole?
Gestalt Psychology
332 - Which psychological specialists are most likely to be involved in applied research?
industrial/organizational psychologists
333 - Which psychological specialty is most directly concerned with the systematic study of problem solving, decision making and concept formation?
cognitive psychology
334 - Which psychological specialty uses research to help determine why some individuals buy a product and others do not?
consumer psychology
335 - Which psychologist believed that all of our actions were either to avoid punishment or gain reinforcement and studied in the field of behaviorism?
John B. Watson
336 - Which psychologist can help students with problems learning?
School psychologist
337 - Which psychologist can prescribe medicine?
Psychiatrist psychologist
338 - Which psychologist creates Functionalism?
William James
339 - Which psychologist creates the theories behind classical conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov
340 - Which psychologist experimented on dogs using classical conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov
341 - Which psychologist focused his work on operant conditioning
F. Skinner
342 - Which Psychologist founded the 8 stages of psycho-social development?
Erik Erikson
343 - Which psychologist is associated with the development of the psychodynamic approach?
Sigmund Freud
344 - Which psychologist is associated with the experiment with children pictured here?
Jean Piaget
345 - Which Psychologist is associated with the term defense mechanism?
Freud
346 - Which Psychologist is associated with the term id, ego and superego?
Freud
347 - Which Psychologist is associated with the term Reinforcement?
Skinner
348 - Which Psychologist is associated with the term response?
Pavlov
349 - Which Psychologist is known for his experiments with "Baby Albert", the toddler trained to be afraid of bunnies
John Watson
350 - Which psychologist is known for the bobo doll experiment.
Albert Bandura
351 - Which psychologist is linked to social learning theory?
Albert Bandura
352 - Which psychologist is linked with behaviourism?
John Watson
353 - Which psychologist is linked with the humanistic approach?
Abraham Maslow
354 - Which psychologist opened the world's first psychology lab in 1878?
Wilhelm Wundt
355 - Which Psychologist perceived psychology as the study of human consciousness and sought to apply experimental methods to studying internal mental processes?
Wilhelm Wundt
356 - Which Psychologist questioned how does our early childhood experiences affect our behavior?
Sigmund Freud
357 - Which psychologist rejected introspection?
F. Skinner
358 - Which psychologist reported that infant attachment to another goes beyond the satisfaction of the need for nourishment?
Harry Harlow
359 - Which psychologist studied children's thought processes (cognitive development)?
Jean Piaget
360 - Which psychologist studied the unconscious mind and Psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
361 - Which Psychologist trained his dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell ringing
Ivan Pavlov
362 - Which psychologist was known for study with dogs
Ivan Pavlov
363 - Which psychologist was the first woman to receive a Ph.D. in psychology after Harvard University declined to give Mary Calkins the Ph.D.?
Margaret Washburn
364 - Which psychologist will be helpful in order to build a spirit of teamwork in the workers of an office?
personality psychologist
365 - Which psychologist(s) conducted the study into aggressive behaviour using a 'bobo doll'?
Bandura
366 - Which psychologist(s) is/are most closely associated with consciousness and dream analysis?
Sigmund Freud
367 - Which psychologists completed the research into temperament with identical and un-identical twins?
Buss & Plomin
368 - Which psychologists is linked to the biological approach?
Darwin
369 - Which pychologist is most famous for the Little Albert expirement?
John B. Watson
370 - Which r value/s indicates the strongest relationship?
Only (A) & (B)
371 - Which receptor cells most directly enable us to distinguish different wavelengths of light?
cones
372 - Which region of the brain is primarily responsible for the formation of a new memory?
Hippocampus
373 - Which relative of Peter Parker's was killed?
Uncle Ben
374 - which requires more "deep processing" of information?
elaborative rehearsal
375 - Which research design allows for comparisons of a single participant's data in both conditions of an experiment?
repeated measures
376 - Which research design is focused on gathering information about self-reported perceptions or attitudes through questionnaires?
survey method
377 - Which research method is fast and cheap, but has self-reporting problems?
Survey
378 - Which research method is most associated with the idiogaphic approach?
Case studies
379 - Which research questions would have been most interesting to Gestalt psychologists?
Why do we perceive objects in specific groups?
380 - Which researcher developed the Culture Fair Intelligent Test?
Cattell
381 - Which researcher is best known for his experiment in conformity in which people selected the correct line length in front of a group of others?
Solomon Asch
382 - Which researcher is best known for his work in obedience involving a fake shock generator?
Stanley Milgram
383 - Which researchers claimed that flashbulb memories are highly accurate and resistant to forgetting?
Brown & Kulik
384 - Which researcher's work was key to our understanding of conformity?
Asch
385 - Which researcher's work was key to our understanding of obedience
Milgram
386 - Which rhetorical technique uses authority/credibility to appeal to the audience?
Ethos
387 - Which rhetorical technique uses emotion to appeal to the audience?
Pathos
388 - Which rhetorical technique uses logic to appeal to the audience?
Logos
389 - Which sampling procedures involves choosing participants based on their "availability" at the time of research?
Opportunity
390 - Which sampling technique attempts to make the sample reflect the demographic nature of the population?
Stratified sampling
391 - Which sampling technique is quick and convinient?
Opportunity sampling
392 - Which sampling technique is used when a researcher selects a population for a particular reason?
Purposive Sampling
393 - Which sampling technique makes use of a pre-existing group?
Opportunity sampling
394 - Which scatter plot show a positive relationship?
Graph C
395 - Which schedule is the least effective in reinforcing behavior?
Fixed Interval
396 - Which schedule of reinforcement in operant conditioning is resistant to extinction?
partial reinforcement
397 - Which schedule of reinforcement is a pop quiz?
Variable interval
398 - Which schedule of reinforcement is the least prone to extinction?
Variable interval
399 - Which schedule of reinforcement produces the greatest resistance to extinction?
variable interval
400 - Which scholars are best associated with the theory that emphasizes the unconscious mind?
Freud, Jung, Adler & Horney
401 - Which school did Gestalt psychology oppose?
Structuralism
402 - Which school of psychology focused on the adaptive nature of thinking and how our consciousness evolves to meet our needs?
Functionalist
403 - Which school of psychology would most likely have written a book titled The Whole is More than the Parts?
Gestalt
404 - Which School of Thought in Psychology "stressed the importance of empirical, rational thought over an experimental, trial-and-error philosophy and was concerned more with the capability of the mind than with the process of thought."
Functionalism
405 - Which School of Thought was influenced by Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection?
Functionalism
406 - Which school would argue perceptions, emotions and images cannot be separated?
Functionalism
407 - Which scientist developed the idea of absolute thresholds?
Gustav Fechner
408 - Which score is most often used as the central tendency?
mean
409 - Which section of the brain is most involved in our sense of touch and pressure?
parietal lobe
410 - Which sense does NOT go to the Thalamus
Smell
411 - Which sentence describes the relationship shown on this scatter plot?
As the temperature increases, the number of visitors increases.
412 - Which shades of yellow will grab people's attention right away and a useful way of accenting a design?
bright yellow
413 - Which side of the brain processes information from the Right Visual Field
Left hemisphere
414 - Which significance level do psychologist use?
0.05
415 - Which situation best illustrates Kelly's individuality corollary?
Kevin likes Miss Dawson, his first-grade teacher, but Ramona dislikes her.
416 - Which skill was Piaget's study aiming to investigate?
Conservation
417 - Which slave system deals with auditory info?
Phonological loop
418 - Which slave system deals with visual/spatial info?
Visuospatial sketchpad
419 - Which sleep disorder is characterized by intense hallucinatory dreams that typically affect young children during NREM-3 sleep?
Night Terrors
420 - Which sleep disorder is characterized by the inability to fall asleep?
Insomnia
421 - Which specialty in psychology focuses on helping those that have been injured in an accident, have been ill, and have lost optimal cognitive or physical skills?
rehabilitation psychology
422 - Which specific area of the brain is important in recalling both semantic and episodic memories?
The prefrontal cortex
423 - Which specific test has four sections: verbal reasoning, abstract/visual reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and short-term memory
Stanford-Binet
424 - Which stage of life does language development occur in?
Infancy
425 - Which stage of Piaget focuses on learning through the senses?
Sensorimotor
426 - Which stage of Selyes 'GAS' model would the organism be in, if they had been stressed for a while & continued to prioritise function for survival and continued to release cortisol?
Resistance
427 - Which stage of Selyes 'GAS' model would the organism experience a 'freeze response'?
Alarm Reaction (Shock)
428 - Which stage of Selyes 'GAS' model would the organism release cortisol into the bloodstream?
Alarm Reaction (Countershock)
429 - Which stage of Selyes 'GAS' model would the rats die, or in humans, be so sick that they are hospitalised?
Exhaustion
430 - Which stage of sensation and perception in vision converts electromagnetic energy into electrochemical impulses?
transduction
431 - Which stage of sleep do we dream?
REM
432 - Which stage of sleep has brain waves most similar to wakefulness?
REM
433 - which statement about Eysenck's theory is correct?
Only (A) & (B)
434 - Which statement about group polarization is most correct?
Deindividuation
435 - Which statement about motivation is true?
A motive energizes and directs behavior.
436 - Which statement about social psychology experiments is justified?
Social psychology researchers may place people in unfamiliar, even confronting, social situations in their experiments.
437 - Which statement accurately represents Asch's results in his initial study of conformity?
About 75% of the participants agreed with the confederates' incorrect responses at least once during the trials.
438 - Which statement below might not belong to a parent who gives unconditional positive regard?
I do not allow my child to get angry with me.
439 - Which statement best defines the concept of "ethics"?
Ethics is the ability to tell the difference in right and wrong behavior.
440 - Which statement best describes AFFERENT (sensory) neurons?
They are neurons that receive information from our sensory organs and transmit this input to the central nervous system.
441 - Which statement best describes EFFERENT (motor) neurons?
They are neurons that carry impulses away from the central nervous system and toward muscles to cause movement.
442 - Which statement best describes the behaviour of the prisoners in the Stanford prison study?
They became more withdrawn and anxious as the study progressed
443 - Which statement best describes the behaviour of the prisoners?
They became more withdrawn and anxious as the study progressed
444 - Which statement best illustrates a negative correlation between the number of hours spent watching TV the week before an exam and the grade on that exam?
Students who watch more television perform more poorly on their exams.
445 - Which statement is correct?
A stratified sample is more likely to be representative of the population than a convenience sample.
446 - Which statement is false regarding sensation and perception.
These terms refer to the same concept.
447 - which statement is incorrect
Mensuration is responsible for less participation of women in sports
448 - Which statement is the most accurate description of perception:
Organisation and interpretation of sensory information about the world
449 - Which statement reflects a reasonable attitude for a good student of psychology to have toward any claim about human behavior?
Skepticism is advisable until an idea is proven right.
450 - Which statement reflects Kolhberg's conventional morality?
Buckle up. It is the law.
451 - Which statement signifies the term 'mood'
A relatively short-lived emotional state.
452 - Which statement was not true of the boys at Robbers Cave?
All knew each other before the camp
453 - Which statements about introspection are correct?
Only (A) & (B)
454 - Which statistical measure of central tendency is most affected by extreme scores?
Mean
455 - Which step in the PQ4R method involves relating new information to what you already know?
reflecting
456 - Which stimulus is a learned response to a previously neutral stimulus?
conditioned response
457 - Which structural component of language is the smallest unit of distinctive sound?
Phoneme
458 - Which structure in neural communication passes messages through its branches?
Axon
459 - Which structure is G?
thalamus
460 - Which structure is NOT in the hindbrain?
amygdala
461 - Which structure is responsible for transmitting messages to and from the hemispheres?
the cerebral cortex
462 - Which structure of the brain holds onto our Long term memories (that we have to think about)?
Temporal Lobe
463 - Which structure receives neurotransmitters from the presynaptic neuron?
dendrite
464 - Which students in Blackwell's first study showed most progress?
Students with a growth mindset
465 - Which study has this aim? Gender schema theory argues that gender identity develops through both cognitive and social processes and unlike Kohlberg doesn't suggest that children need to know that gender is permanent to develop gender schema.
Martin & Halvorson (1983)
466 - Which study has this aim? The aim of the research was to investigate whether high levels of the stress hormone cortisol interfere with verbal declarative memory.
Newcomer (1999)
467 - Which study has this aim? The aim of the research was to investigate whether the use of leading questions would affect estimation of speed.
Loftus & Palmer (1974)
468 - Which study has this aim? The aim of the study was to see whether the brains of London taxi drivers would be somehow different as a result of the exceptional training that they have to do to be certified.
Maguire (1997)
469 - Which study has this aim? The aim of this case study was to better understand the effects that the surgery had had on patient HM.
Milner (1966)
470 - Which study has this aim? The aim was to advance research on judgmental anchoring and research on judicial decision making in a number of important ways.
Englich and Mussweiler (2001)
471 - Which study has this aim? The aim was to examine the whether the position of words influences recall (primacy & recency effects) and see if there are two separate stores of memory (STM & LTM)
Glanzer & Cunitz (1966)
472 - Which study has this aim? The aim was to investigate if social behaviors (i.e., aggression) can be acquired by observation and imitation.
Bandura et al (1961)
473 - Which study has this aim? The aim was to predict the acculturative stress experienced by Latino adults from socio-psychological factors.
Miranda and Matheny (2000)
474 - Which study has this aim? The aim was to test the power of normative social influence on one's likelihood to conform in an unambiguous task.
Asch (1951)
475 - Which study investigated conformity by checking if a participant gave the same obviously incorrect answer as confederates?
Asch 1951
476 - Which study is the study of cognition?
cognitive psychology
477 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding effect of culture on behavior?
Berry (1967)
478 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding ethics of biological research?
Milner (1966)
479 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding evolutionary explanations of behavior?
Wedekind (1995)
480 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding hormones?
Newcomer (1999)
481 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding localization?
Maguire (1997)
482 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding memory models?
Glanzer & Cunitz (1966)
483 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding reconstructive memory?
Bartlett (1932)
484 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding schema theory?
Brewer & Treyens (1981)
485 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding social cognitive (learning) theory?
Bandura, Ross and Ross (1961)
486 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding social identity theory?
Tajfel (1970)
487 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding stereotypes?
Martin & Halvorson (1983)
488 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding techniques used to study the brain?
Maguire (1997)
489 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding the effect of emotion on cognitive processing?
Sharot et al (2007);
490 - Which study or theory would best support a question regarding thinking and decision making?
Englich and Mussweiler (2001)
491 - Which study revealed people are less likely to respond when others are around?
Bystander Effect
492 - Which study revealed people internalize assigned roles?
Stanford Prison Experiment
493 - Which study revealed people will obey authority figures?
Milgram Experiment
494 - Which study supports the biological approach to psychology?
The Minnesota Twin study (Bouchard (1979)
495 - Which sub-field in Psychology, is most concerned with studying behavior in the workplace and how to keep workers productive and happy?
Industrial
496 - Which sub-field is connected with the image above
developmental
497 - Which subfield of psychology is the scientific study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another?
social
498 - Which subfield of psychology studies how people change during their lifetimes?
developmental psychology
499 - Which subject study behaviour?
Psychology
500 - Which subspecialty in psychology focuses on the cognitive differences between a 6-year-old and a 12-year-old?
developmental
501 - Which subsystem is referred to as the 'inner voice' due to maintenance loop
Articulatory rehearsal system
502 - Which system is responsible for sending messages from your brain to the rest of your body?
Central Nervous System
503 - Which system is responsible for voluntary muscle movement
Somatic nervous system
504 - Which system regulates hormones?
Endocrine
505 - Which techniques allow for the investigation of brain structures?
MRI & CT
506 - Which term describes how we change information so that it can be stored in our memory?
Encoding
507 - Which term describes how we find and use information stored in our memory?
Retrieval
508 - Which term describes how we remember more items from the end of a list than from other points?
Recency effect
509 - Which term means a change in attitude or behavior brought about by social pressure to comply with authority?
Obedience
510 - Which term means behaving in accordance with socially accepted norms, even if the behavior does not feel natural?
Conformity
511 - Which term means the loss of self-awareness and restraint that can occur in group situations?
Deindividuation
512 - Which term refers to acting in ways that fit with group norms and customs?
Conformity
513 - Which term refers to changing your behavior because of the direct command of an authority figure?
Obedience
514 - Which term refers to mental processes, such as reasoning and remembering?
cognition
515 - Which term refers to poor group decision making that occurs as a result of a group emphasizing unity over critical thinking?
Groupthink
516 - Which term refers to the idea that genetics determine our behavior?
nature
517 - Which term refers to the idea that one's environment, upbringing, and experiences determine our behavior
nurture
518 - Which term refers to the study of differences between groups of people subjectively, from the inside?
emic
519 - Which term would best explain why a weightlifter who is used to lifting a 50-pound weight would notice a 5 pound increase, but a weightlifter who is used to lifting a 115-pound weight would not notice 5 added pounds.
Weber's Law
520 - Which test evaluates 4 dimensions of your personality including extroversion vs introversion, sensing vs intuition, thinking vs feeling, and judging vs perceiving?
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
521 - Which test of memory typically provides the fewest retrieval cues?
recall
522 - Which test provides three separate IQ scores: a verbal IQ, a performance IQ, and a total IQ?
Wechsler
523 - Which tests are the most expensive to administer?
one-to-one
524 - Which theorist believed that in addition to the individual's own unconscious all humans share a vast collective unconscious containing archetypes?
Carl Jung
525 - Which theorist believed that we all have a g factor ..... one general intelligence?
Spearman
526 - Which theorist is responsible for suggesting that the distribution of phobias in the human population can be explained by biological preparedness?
Seligman
527 - Which theorist was a behaviorist and developed operant conditioning to explain how we acquire and maintain voluntary behavior?
F. Skinner
528 - Which theorist was all about the id, ego, and super ego
Freud
529 - Which theorist would have been most likely to agree with this statement: Perceptual phenomena are best understood as a combination of their components.
Max Wertheimer
530 - Which theory believes "free will" motivated people's behavior?
Humanism
531 - Which theory believes our behavior is a reaction to our environment?
Behaviorsm
532 - Which theory believes that humans perceive in whole units first is called?
Gestalt
533 - Which theory believes that personalities and behaviors are a result of our consequences, punishments and rewards.
Behaviorism
534 - Which theory believes that the environment affects a person's behavior the most?
Behaviorism
535 - Which theory believes that your behavior is caused mainly by your unconscious thoughts?
Psychoanalytic
536 - Which theory dates back to Hippocrates and consists of a five-factor model of personality developed by GordonAllport, Hans Eysenck, and Raymond Cattell?
trait theory
537 - Which theory emphasizes that personal expectations and motivations influence the level of absolute thresholds?
signal detection theory
538 - Which theory has already been decided when someone is born?
Great Man
539 - Which theory is created by Jean Piaget?
Cognitive development theory
540 - Which theory is described by this statement: "Intentions are considered the primary drive of human behavior."
Theory of Planned Behavior
541 - Which theory is explained by this image?
Insightful theory of learning
542 - Which theory is indicated by the given image
Trial & error theory
543 - Which theory of behavior believes that it is mostly due to our body chemistry?
Biological
544 - Which theory of behavior believes that we think and perceive in whole units rather than the parts?
Gestalt
545 - Which theory of color vision states that the thalmaus will produce afterimages of black-white, red-green, and blue-yellow colors when overly stimulated?
Opponent Processing
546 - Which theory of dreams believes that we dream as a result of threatening wishes and desires being changed into harmless symbols?
Freud's theory of dreams
547 - Which theory of gender-typing suggests that people understand and classify their own behavior and personality traits in terms of masculine and feminine categories?
gender schema theory
548 - Which theory of hearing uses the volley principle to explain how transduction occurs?
Frequency
549 - Which theory of Psychology believes we are motivated by our "free will"?
Humanism
550 - Which theory of sleep offers an explaination of why humans sleep during the nighttime?
evolutionary theory
551 - Which theory put forth by Thorndike?
Trial and Error
552 - Which theory says that the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate" that blocks pain signals or allows them to pass on to the brain?
Gate Control Theory
553 - Which theory states "creativity is not highly correlated with analytical intelligence"?
Sternberg Triarchic Theory
554 - Which theory suggest the people learn from their families, teachers and friends?
Social cognitive theory
555 - Which theory suggests that large-fiber activity in the spinal cord can prevent pain signals from reaching the brain?
gate-control theory
556 - Which theory supports the following statement?".....we learn a language much in the same way that we learn how to count or how to tie shoes via repetition and reinforcement".
Learning Theory
557 - Which therapist introduced the use of free association?
Sigmund Freud
558 - Which trait categories is the most dominant?
cardinal
559 - Which trait category changes due to the situation?
secondary
560 - Which trait theory best exemplifies the principle of parsimony?
A theory that proposes two personality dispositions.
561 - Which traits were found to be associated with delinquency?
Only (A) & (B)
562 - Which two (2) things does the sensory blockade do?
Only (A) & (B)
563 - Which two are examples of descriptive statistics?
Mean and standard deviation.
564 - Which two are true about Stage 1 (sleep onset)?
Only (A) & (B)
565 - Which two aspects of the cognitive interview have been found to be most effective?
Only (A) & (B)
566 - Which two lobes contain Broca's and Wernicke's area?
Only (A) & (B)
567 - Which two of the following are advantages of manual guidance
Only (A) & (B)
568 - Which TWO of these are types of guidance?
Only (A) & (B)
569 - which two of these options describe a case study?
in depth investigation
570 - Which two parts of the ear deal with conductive deafness?
Ossicles & Tympanic Membrane
571 - which two people both believed that the mind is seperable from the body especially in death and knowlegde is innate?
socrates and plato
572 - Which two schools specifically reject Structuralism's desire to break down reality into smaller parts?
Gestalt and Functionalism
573 - Which two senses are the chemical senses?
Only (A) & (B)
574 - Which two statements apply to Gibson's theory?
Only (A) & (B)
575 - Which two statements apply to Gregory's theory?
Only (A) & (B)
576 - Which two things happens to your body in Stage 2 (late night stage)
Only (A) & (B)
577 - Which type of amnesia keeps us from remembering information from the first 2-3 years of our lives?
Infantile
578 - Which type of communication is the transmission of messages or signals through a nonverbal platform such as eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, posture, and body language.
Non Verbal
579 - Which type of correlation most likely represents the relationship between number of hours studied for an exam and the grade on the exam?
Positive Correlation
580 - Which type of correlation: The higher you go, the colder the temperature.
Negative
581 - Which type of correlation: The longer you study for an exam, the higher your grade.
Positive
582 - Which type of creative thinking expands the number of possible problem solutions?
Divergent Thinking
583 - Which type of culture is most accurate in describing the United States?
individualist
584 - Which type of early brain research showed contralateral control of the body?
ESB
585 - Which type of early psychologist believed that "the whole is more than the sum of its parts"?
Gestalt
586 - Which type of encoding helps us process information the best?
Semantic
587 - Which type of experiment was done in natural setting?
field experiment
588 - Which type of graph is most often used to represent correlational findings?
scatterplot
589 - Which type of guidance would be beneficial for who needs to build their confidence in potentially dangerous skills
Mechanical guidance
590 - Which type of learning is most difficult to measure?
Cognitive Learning
591 - Which type of learning was pioneered by Edward Tolman?
Latent Learning
592 - Which type of LTM stores events that you have experienced?
Episodic
593 - Which type of LTM stores facts and knowledge?
Semantic
594 - Which type of LTM stores how to do things?
Procedural
595 - Which type of memory has an essentially unlimited storage capacity?
long-term memory
596 - Which type of memory has essentially unlimited storage capacity?
long term memory
597 - Which type of memory has unlimited capacity to remember things your whole life
long-term memory
598 - Which type of memory is also referred to as working memory?
Short-term memory
599 - Which type of memory is being tested when you take a multiple-choice test?
Recognition
600 - Which type of memory would be stored in long-term memory?
flashbulb memory
601 - Which type of motivation tens to achieve better long-term results?
intrinsic motivation
602 - Which type of neuron is directly responsible for closing your hand into a fist?
Motor neuron
603 - Which type of problem solving strategy allows us to make an estimate on the likelihood of events based on how much that event matches a prototype?
Representativeness Heuristic
604 - Which type of problem solving technique is methodical, logical, and will always lead to a correct answer if there is one?
Algorithm
605 - Which type of processing looks at the whole picture and uses previous experiences to make determinations?
Top-down processing
606 - Which type of processing makes things go into your long term store?
Semantic processing
607 - Which type of processing makes things go into your sensory store?
Visual processing
608 - Which type of processing makes things go into your short term store?
Acoustic processing
609 - Which type of psychological provider can prescribe medication?
psychiatrist
610 - Which type of psychological study uses measures of central tendency and measures of variability?
descriptive statistics
611 - Which type of psychologist finds ways for companies and workers to be more productive?
Industrial-Oranizational
612 - Which type of Psychologist helps solve crimes?
Forensic
613 - Which type of Psychologist helps the police solve crimes?
Forensic
614 - Which type of Psychologist studies how people learn and remember?
Educational
615 - Which type of psychologist studies the effects of the environment on behavior?
Environmental psychologist
616 - Which type of Psychologist works with advertisers?
Consumer
617 - Which type of psychologist would be most likely to argue that a child will hit others because his older siblings hit others.
behaviorist
618 - Which type of psychologist would most likely study a subject group from kindergarten to adulthood?
Developmental
619 - Which type of Psychologist would work in Advertising?
Consumer
620 - Which type of psychology examines how people interact with others?
Social
621 - Which type of psychology examines how people learn, develop and change?
Developmental
622 - Which type of psychology is used to investigate criminal cases?
Forensic
623 - Which type of psychology used to diagnose and treat mental illnesses?
Clinical
624 - Which type of Psychology works with advertising?
Consumer
625 - Which type of ratio describes when playing slot machines?
Variable-Ratio
626 - Which type of recall involves getting a hint or a clue?
Cued recall
627 - Which type of research focuses on verbal reports, pictures, observations, documents, etc. instead of a focus on numbers.
Qualitative
628 - Which type of research method is best suited for revealing the meaning of events as experienced by individuals?
Qualitative
629 - Which type of research would allow you to determine whether students' grades accurately predict later income?
correlation
630 - Which type of retinal cell forms the optic nerve
rods
631 - Which type of sensory memory works with visual stimuli?
Iconic Memory
632 - Which type of study likely provides the most information in the easiest and quickest way?
Survey
633 - Which type of test is designed to assess what a person has learned?
achievement tests
634 - Which type of test is designed to predict a person's future performance?
aptitude test
635 - Which type of test measures how much has been learned- it looks backward?
achievement test
636 - Which type of test measures the ability to perform a particular skill= like typing or driving?
performance test
637 - Which type of therapy uses free association and dream interpretation?
Psychodynamic
638 - Which type of variable changes as a result of the experiment?
Dependent Variable
639 - Which type of variable is chosen/manipulated by the experimenter?
Independent Variable
640 - Which variable do we manipulate or change?
The independent variable
641 - Which variable is placed on the x-axis?
Independent variable (manipulated variable)
642 - Which variable within an experiment is the one that is changed to see what effect is has?
Independent variable
643 - Which variable within an experiment is the one that is measured?
Dependent variable
644 - Which variable within an experiment is the one that needs to be controlled so that it doesn't accidentally affect the results?
Extraneous variable
645 - Which video game has an imposter?
Among Us
646 - Which view of behavior is Freud the founder of?
Psychoanalytic
647 - Which view of Psychology believes that behavior is influenced by the person's body chemistry?
Biological
648 - Which Viewpoint would John Watson Most Likely Agree with?
Psychology should only study the observable and measurable
649 - Which was not a thing the avian needed to learn directly prior to the testing in the study?
the color grey
650 - Which were ethical considerations present in the case study of HM?
Only (A) & (B)
651 - Which word is most likely to be paired with the color BLACK?
Mystery
652 - Which word is most likely to be paired with the color GREEN?
Growth
653 - Which word is most likely to be paired with the color WHITE?
Hope
654 - Which word is spelled correctly?
psychology
655 - Which word would mostly likely be paired with the color ORANGE?
Warmth
656 - Which would a Psychdynamic psychologist be concerned with.....
Drawing out unconscious motivations
657 - Which would be most suitable for displaying a correlation?
Scattergram
658 - Which would be the most appropriate measure of central tendency for the following data set: 34, 36, 36, 37, 38, 39, 39, 673?
The median
659 - Which year was the episodic buffer added to the model?
2000
660 - While 75% of participants got help when they were alone and saw smoke, how many got help when two confederates were present?
0.1
661 - While at the grocery store, Sam walks past the dairy section and realizes she needs milk. She grabs the milk and forgets about the treats for her dog. This is an example of.....
Retroactive interference
662 - While at work, you see a customer that was rude and treated you horribly. What kind of memory is this?
Episodic
663 - While designing an experiment, the important thing is to decide ..... which precisely is what the participants should do.
task
664 - While looking at a triangle, specific neurons called "feature detectors" fire in response to the lines and angles in the shape. Feature detectors are located in the .....
Occipital Lobe
665 - While playing in the yard, little Amanda was stung by a bee. The sting made her cry. Crying was a:
response
666 - While processing speed may slow, overall intelligence over time can be said to be
relatively stable/unchanging
667 - While selecting a psychological test for personnel selection, main concern regarding the test is _____________?
Objectively
668 - While singing to you on your birthday, your friends leave off the very last word of the song, "Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear David, Happy birthday to ." Your tendency to mentally fill in the last word best reflects whic
closure
669 - While talking with Connor, Matt anticipates what Connor will say next. This event is best accounted for by Kelly's ..... corollary.
sociality
670 - While teaching his wife how to ride a motorcycle, Luke has a difficult time explaining the steps in words. Instead, it is easier for him to show her the procedure and have her demonstrate. This is because Luke has stored this knowledge using which type of
Procedural
671 - While waiting in line at Starbucks, Kramer was playing games on his cell phone and subsequently failed to see the customer in front of him rob the cashier. This is an example of.....
inattentional blindness
672 - While watching a frightening movie is is also likely that
breathing rate increases and the bladder relaxes
673 - Whis one is NOT a trait of reinforcers?
Teaches discriminating
674 - White coat syndrome describes that people whose blood pressure (an involuntary response) goes up when it is tested in a doctor's office or usually by someone in a white coat. Blood pressure increase is an example of
conditioned response
675 - White coat syndrome describes that people whose blood pressure (an involuntary response) goes up when it is tested in a doctor's office or usually by someone in a white coat.Doctor's office is an example of
conditioned stimulus
676 - White coat syndrome describes that people whose blood pressure (an involuntary response) goes up when it is tested in a doctor's office or usually by someone in a white coat.Someone in a white coat is an example of
conditioned stimulus
677 - White is .....
Pure
678 - White is perceived as
pure and innocent
679 - Who defined ‘Psychology’ as the scientific study of activities of organism in relation to its environment?
Wood worth
680 - Who "perfected" the lobotomy by entering through the eye orbit?
Walter Freeman
681 - Who among the following would most likely study the interaction of people, machines, and physical environments?
Human factors psychologist
682 - Who among the the following is not a Magellan of the mind?
Einstein
683 - Who are Eros and Psyche?
Greek god and goddess that married
684 - Who are the cognitive therapists?
Only (A) & (B)
685 - Who are the theorists belong to Behaviorism? Please mark it check.
All of the above
686 - Who argued that adolescence is a period of 'storm and stress'?
Stanley Hall
687 - Who believed ALL behavior was due to mental processes?
Jean Piaget
688 - Who believed in Tabula Rosa?
John Locke
689 - Who believed in the use of psychoanalysis to undercover patients unconscious mind?
Freud
690 - Who believed psych was an observable behavior?
John B. Watson and B.F Skinner
691 - Who believed that idea are formed before one's birth? (pre-determined)
Scorates
692 - Who believed that performance on any cog-nitive task depended on a primary general factor (g) and on one or more specific factors (s) relating to that particular task?
Spearman
693 - Who believed that the mind and body were connected?
Aristotle
694 - Who believed that the mind of a person was a blank slate at birth and that ones experiences affect the person's development
John Locke
695 - Who believed that we have one general intelligence?
Charles Spearman
696 - Who came up with the 8 intelligence types?
Howard Gardner
697 - Who came up with the terms sibling rivalry and inferiority complex?
Alfred Adler
698 - Who can prepare Standardized test such as SAT
Educational psychologist
699 - Who can Write Medication for the client
psychiatrist
700 - Who carried out the research into social roles in the Stanford Prison Experiment?
Zimbardo
701 - Who claimed that behavior is affected by reinforcement?
F. Skinner
702 - Who coined the phrase "nature vs. nurture" and wrote Hereditary Genius?
Francis Galton
703 - Who coined the term "tabula rasa" (Blank slate) to help explain the experience has on shaping an individual?
John Locke
704 - Who coined the term AQ?
paul stolz
705 - Who conditioned dogs to salivate just by hearing the sound of a bell?
Pavlov
706 - Who conducted an experiment in conformity in which people were asked to judge the length of lines?
Solomon Asch
707 - Who conducted research in a field that is less known in psychology, the mechanism of Dizziness?
William James
708 - Who conducted the Bobo Doll Experiment?
Bandura
709 - Who conducted the famous "Obedience to Authority" experiment?
Stanley Milgram
710 - Who conducted the Milgram study?
Stanley Milgram
711 - Who created the hierarchy of needs: a theory of psychological health predicated on fulfilling innate human needs in priority, culminating in self-actualization?
Abraham Maslow
712 - Who created the law of effect?
Edward Thorndike
713 - Who created the mental age for children?
Binet
714 - who created the stanford prison experiment
Phillip zimbardo
715 - Who created the term "tabula rasa" (blank slate) to help explain the impact experience has on shaping an individual?
John Locke
716 - Who creates the theories that form Behaviorism?
John Watson
717 - Who dealt with psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
718 - Who defined "Psychology as the science of immediate experience with consci- ousness being the main subject matter"?
Both A. & C.
719 - Who defined health psychology as 'the aggregate of the specific educational, scientific, and professional contributions of the discipline of psychology to the promotion and maintenance of health, the prevention and treatment of illness, and the identifica
Matarazzo (1980)
720 - Who defined intelligence as consisting of eight mental abilities?
Howard Gardner
721 - Who defined 'Psychology' as the scientific study of activities of organism in relation to its environment?
Wood worth
722 - Who developed a model of 4 stages of cognitive development
Jean Piajet
723 - Who developed a psychoanalytic personality theory which involved the id, ego and superego?
Sigmund Freud
724 - Who developed the 4 stage theory of cognitive development?
Jean Piaget
725 - Who developed the concept of latent learning?
Tolman
726 - Who developed the IQ test
Lewis Terman
727 - Who developed the motivational theory based on human needs?
Abraham Maslow
728 - Who developed the Psychoanalytic Theory?
Sigmund Freud
729 - Who developed the Stanford-Binet IQ test?
Lewis terman
730 - Who developed the theory of "Functionalism?"
James
731 - Who developed the theory of multiple intelligences that included at least 8 different types?
Gardner
732 - Who developed the theory of operant conditioning (the idea that behavior is determined by its consequences) and was a founder of behaviorism?
BF Skinner
733 - Who developed the theory of operant conditioning ..... the idea that behavior is determined by its consequences, be they reinforcements or punishments, which make it more or less likely that the behavior will occur again.
F. Skinner
734 - Who developed the theory of Structuralism?
Edward Titchener
735 - Who developed the Triarchic theory of intelligence?
Robert Sternberg
736 - WHO DEVELOPED THIS HUMANISTIC APPROACH TO PSYCHOLOGY?
MASLOW
737 - WHO DEVELOPED THIS TYPE OF EXPERIMENT?
SKINNER
738 - Who devised the concept of IQ?
Willam Stern
739 - Who devised the EPI?
Eysenck
740 - Who did the Bobo doll experiment?
Albert Bandura
741 - Who did the experiment with the dog and the bell?
Pavlov
742 - Who did the rat and maze study?
Edward Tolman
743 - Who did the rat maze?
Edward Tolman
744 - Who discovered classical conditioning while studying the digestive system of dogs?
Ivan Pavlov
745 - Who discovered classical conditioning while working with dogs?
Pavlov
746 - Who discovered that all mental process are not accompanied by mental imagery?
Oswald Kulpe
747 - Who does educational psychologist interact with?
All above
748 - Who does Harry marry in the future?
Ginny Weasley
749 - Who emphasized that social development continues throughout life, not just for the first 5 or 6 years?
Erik Erikson
750 - Who emphasized that the whole may exceed the sum of its parts?
Gestalt psychologists
751 - Who established the first experimental psychological laboratory?
Wilhelm Wundt
752 - Who established the First Lab of Psychology?
Wundt
753 - Who established the first laboratory of Experimental Psychology?
Wilheim Wunt
754 - Who established the first psychology lab at the University of Leipzig, Germany?
William Wundt
755 - Who established the first psychology lab in the U.S. and was the first president of the APA?
G. Stanley Hall
756 - Who established the first Psychology Laboratory in 1879?
Wilhelm Wundt
757 - Who established the structuralism theory?
Wilhelm Wundt & Edward Tichener
758 - Who first developed an "intelligence" test to establish the idea of "mental age"?
Binet
759 - Who first used observation as a way to understand the world?
Greek philosophers
760 - Who focused on the unconscious mind and founded psychotherapy?
Freud
761 - Who found the first psychology lab in Germany?
Wilhelm Wundt
762 - Who founded psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
763 - Who Founded Structuralism?When was it founded?
Wilhelm Wundt; 1879
764 - Who founded the movement for Humanistic Psychology?
Abraham Maslow
765 - Who gave the classical theory of learning?
Pavlov
766 - Who gave the concept of Free Association?
Sigmund Freud
767 - Who gave the emergency theory of emotion?
Cannon bard
768 - Who gave theory of classical conditioning?
Pavlov
769 - Who gave trial and error theory?
Thorndike
770 - Who had children watch adults hit a bobo doll, then observed that those children acted more aggressive later on?
Bandura
771 - Who had the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany?
Wilhelm Wundt
772 - Who has been credited as the first developer of first intelligence test and made important contributions to our understanding of the thought process?
Alfred Binet
773 - Who has no medical training?
psychologist
774 - Who hypothesized a general "g" factor to intelligence?
Charles Spearman
775 - Who influenced functionalism through their work on natural selection?
Charles Darwin
776 - Who introduced behaviourism?
watson
777 - Who invented the correlation coefficient and developed the ideas behind finger-printing and eugenics?
Sir Francis Galton
778 - Who investigated conformity to social roles according to the Social Influence section in the course guide?
Zimbardo
779 - Who investigated cultural variations in the correlates of flashbulb memories?
Kulkofsky et al (2011)
780 - Who is a famous psycholinguistic?
Noam Chomsky
781 - Who is a interviewee?
The person who answers the questions related to a problem.
782 - Who is a pioneer contributor to the Cognitive Psychology?
Jean Piaget
783 - Who is an important functionalistic psychologist was particularly interested in consciousness, memory and emotions?
William James
784 - Who is associated with Behaviorism?
Pavlov
785 - Who is associated with introspection?
Wilhelm Wundt
786 - Who is associated with Psychoanalysis?
Freud
787 - Who is associated with structuralism (a school of psychology eventually found to have unreliable results that varied from person to person, as no consistent structural perceptions were found)?
Wilhelm Wundt
788 - Who is best associated with functionalism?
William James
789 - Who is best known for studying the phenomenon of insight in animals?
Wolfgang Kohler
790 - who is call the father of psychology?
Freud
791 - Who is called the father of "Experimental Psychology"?
Wundt
792 - Who is called the father of Modern Psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
793 - Who is called the father of psychoanalysis?
Freud
794 - Who is considered a Humanistic Psychologist?
Maslow
795 - Who is considered the "father of American psychology" and believed that sensations, simple emotions, and consciousness helped our ancestors survive?
William James
796 - Who is considered the "Father of Modern Psychology" in the United States?
William James
797 - Who is considered the "father of psychology" and began the first psychology lab?
Wilhelm Wundt
798 - Who is considered the "Father of Psychology" and follower of structuralism?
Wilhelm Wundt
799 - Who is considered the "Father of Psychology"?
Wilhelm Wundt
800 - Who is considered the father of American Psychology?
James
801 - Who is considered the father of American Psychology? (He wrote the 1st Psych textbook & gave the first psych lecture at Harvard University.)
William James
802 - Who is considered the Father of Medicine?
Hippocrates
803 - Who is considered the father of motivational psychology?
Abraham Maslow
804 - Who is considered the father of psychology?
Wihelm Wundt
805 - Who is considered the father of psychophysics?
Gustav Fechner
806 - Who is considered the father of scientific psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
807 - Who is considered the found father of Sociology?
Auguste Comte
808 - Who is considered to be the "father of psychology?"
Wilhelm Wundt
809 - Who is considered to be the father of modern positive psychology?
Martin Seligman
810 - Who is considered to be the 'father of psychology' and created the first psychological lab?
Wilhelm Wundt
811 - Who is credited for setting up the first psychological laboratory in United States?
Wilhelm Wundt
812 - Who is credited with bringing psychology to the U.S. and creating the American Psychological Association?
G. Stanley Hall
813 - Who is credited with coming up with structuralism?
Edward Titchener
814 - Who is credited with creating functionalism?
William James
815 - Who is credited with pioneering the psychoanalytic approach to psychology?
Sigmund Freud
816 - Who is credited with studying social and moral development?
Piaget
817 - who is designed insight learning?
kohler
818 - Who is father of Projected Technique
J B Watsan
819 - Who is father of Psychology?
S. Freud
820 - Who is founder of psychoanalysis?
Freud
821 - Who is generally credited with developing the first battery of psychological tests?
Francis Galton
822 - Who is he?
HM
823 - Who is Hermann Ebbinghaus?
A German Psychologist that founded the curve of forgetting, a pioneer of the study of memory
824 - Who is known as father of Behaviorism?
J.B. Watson
825 - Who is Known as Father of Psychoanalysis?
Freud
826 - Who is known as Gestalt Psychologist?
Werthimer
827 - Who is known as the "Father of Psychology?"
Wilhelm Wundt
828 - Who is known as the "father" of modern psychology (for opening the first medical lab dedicated to the study of behavior)?
Wilhelm Wundt
829 - Who is known as the father of American psychology?
William James
830 - Who is known as the father of classical conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov
831 - Who is known as the father of modern Psychology
Max Wilhelm Wundt
832 - Who is known as the father of psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
833 - Who is known as the father of psychology?
Wundt
834 - Who is known as the founder of modern psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt in 1879
835 - Who is known for studying the effects of segregation on self-esteem, having their study cited in Brown vs. Board?
Mamie and Kenneth Clark
836 - Who is knows as father of psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
837 - Who is Luke Sykywalker's Jedi mentor?
Obi Wan Kenobi
838 - Who is manual guidance best suited to?
Beginners
839 - Who is most associated with the technique of introspection?
wundt
840 - Who is most likely to be criticized for extending the definition of intelligence to an overly broad range of talents?
Howard Gardner
841 - Who is not an American Psychologist?
Spearman
842 - Who is often described as the father of clinical psychology and who also coined the term "clinical psychology"?
Lightner Witmer
843 - Who is Peter Parker?
Spiderman
844 - Who is PM of India?
Modi
845 - Who is recognised as the father of psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
846 - Who is regarded as the father of operant conditioning?
Skinner
847 - Who is responsible for developing a psychoanalytic psychosexual theory?
Freud
848 - Who is responsible for the Gestalt Theory?
Max Wetheimer
849 - Who is responsible for the Humanistic Theory?
Abraham Maslow
850 - Who is the "father of psychoanalysis" who believed that our behavior, thoughts, and perceptions have to do with our past and our primitive instincts?
Sigmund Freud
851 - Who is the "father" of psychology?
William Wundt
852 - Who is the author of book Principle of Psychology?
William James
853 - Who is the author of frustration-aggression hypothesis.
Dollard
854 - Who is the father of behaviorism?
J.B. Watson
855 - Who is the father of educational psychology?
Edward Thorndike
856 - Who is the father of experimental psychology
Wilhelm Wundt
857 - Who is the father of Experimental Psychology.
Wilhelm Wundt
858 - Who is the father of Experimental Psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt
859 - Who is the Father of Intelligence test
Alfred Bine
860 - who is the father of psychoanalysis
sigmund
861 - Who is the father of psychodynamic theory?
Sigmund Freud
862 - who is the father of psychology
wilhelm wundt
863 - Who is the Father of Psychology, who developed the first laboratory for experiment in Leipzig Germany?
Wilhelm Wundt
864 - Who is the Father of Psychology?
Wilhelm Maximilian Wundt
865 - Who is the first woman, awarded Ph. D in psychology?
Margaret Floy Washburn
866 - Who is the forgetful fish in Finding Nemo?
Dory
867 - Who is the founder and principal proponent of psychoanalysis_____________?
Sigmund Freud
868 - Who is the founder of "Multiple Intelligence Theory"?
Howard Gardner
869 - Who is the founder of ‘Individual Psychology’?
Alfred Adler
870 - Who is the Founder of Gestalt Psychology _________?
Max wertheimer
871 - Who is the founder of psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
872 - Who is the founder of Quantum Learning Model?
DePorter
873 - Who is the founder of structuralism?
Wilhelm Wundt
874 - Who is the headmaster/headmistress in the 5th year?
Umbridge
875 - Who is the psychologist known for Classical Conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
876 - Who is the psychologist who constructed the first intelligence test?
Alfred Binet
877 - Who is the valuable contributor in insightful learning?
Kohler
878 - Who is this
Darth vader
879 - Who is this famous psychologist?
Albert Bandura
880 - Who is this guy?
Nicolas Cage
881 - Who is this Psychologist connected with Hierarchical need Theory?
Maslow
882 - Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
He is the Father of Psychology
883 - Who linked taste aversions with classical conditioning?
Garcia
884 - Who might use dream analysis to uncover unconscious memories, unresolved conflicts that might cause us issues
pschoanalytical perspective
885 - Who most stressed the importance of maturation in development?
Arnold Gesell
886 - Who most strongly favors a stage theory of development?
Piaget
887 - Who noticed his patients symptoms seemed to be psychological (mind) over physiological (body)?
Sigmund Freud
888 - Who of the following defined a self-actualized person?
Abraham Maslow
889 - WHO OPENED THE FIRST LABORATORY DEDICATED TO PSYCHOLOGY?
WUNDT
890 - Who opened the first psychology lab in the US, started the first journal, hosted Freud, and mentored the first African American psychologist?
Stanley Hall
891 - Who oversees that types of experiments are ethical and can/cannot be done?
American Psychological Association
892 - Who Profaned Self actualization theory
Abraham Maslow
893 - Who promoted the formulation of Elementism?
Aristotle
894 - Who proposed psychoanalytic theory question mark
Sigmund freud
895 - Who proposed that mind and body are two separate entities and interact with each other?
Rene Descartes
896 - Who proposed the famous PASS theory on psychology?
J.P Das
897 - Who propounded Psyhchoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
898 - Who propounded the Observation Method?
Whatson
899 - Who propounded two- factors theory of Intelligence?
Spearmen
900 - Who questioned the scientific status of introspection by suggesting it was too subjective?
Behaviourist psychologists
901 - Who raised the question of whether behavior is determined by heredity or environment?
Francis Galton
902 - Who recognized that an autonomic response could be triggered in animals, specifically dogs?
Pavlov
903 - Who rejected introspection as a legitimate method of study?
Watson
904 - Who researched capacity of STM and what type of study did they conduct?
Miller - psychological review
905 - Who said "the unexamined life is a life not worth living."
Socrates
906 - Who said natural selection would ensure the survival of the fittest people in society?
Herbert Spencer
907 - Who said people are motivated by unconscious drives and conflicts?
Sigmund Freud
908 - Who said that each person has a blend of intelligences?
Gardner
909 - Who said that if teachers recognize that a student is high in one type of intelligence, they can provide learning opportunities to build on that strength?
Gardner
910 - Who said there would be a revolution by the people that would lead to a classless society?
Karl Marx
911 - Who said this : "Science is what scientists do and there are as many scientific methods as there are individual scientists"?
Paul Feyerabend
912 - Who said this, "The boundaries of Educational Psychology are unlimited and changing?"
Gates
913 - Who said 'we are born capable of learning?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
914 - Who said, "I think, therefore I am"
Rene' Decartes
915 - Who sang "I Want it That Way" which was referenced in Brooklyn 99?
Back Street Boys
916 - Who started the psychoanalytic approach to psychology?
Sigmund Freud
917 - Who studied and realized that at birth your mind is a Tabula Rosa?
John Locke
918 - Who studied behaviorism?
Only (A) & (B)
919 - Who studied functionalism and created the 1st book?
William James
920 - Who studied Genetics?
Gregor Mendel
921 - Who studied humanistic perspective?
Only (A) & (B)
922 - Who studied salvation in dogs?
Pavlov
923 - Who studied the negative effects of anxiety on EWT?
Johnson & Scott
924 - Who studied unconscious and conscious behavior?
Sigmund Freud
925 - Who studies Molasks at a young age and as a psychologist placed great importance on the education of children?
Jean Piaget
926 - Who studies workplaces and employees to improve efficiency and the working lives of the employees?
industrial organizational psychologists
927 - Who suggested that mental processes and events are unimportant or even totally nonexistent?
Waston
928 - Who suggested that the basic processes that enable learning are the same in humans and animals therefore used animals in his research?
Watson
929 - Who taught dogs to salivate when they heard a bell?
Ivan Pavlov
930 - Who theorised Realistic Conflict Theory?
Sherif
931 - Who theorised Social Identity Theory?
Tajfel
932 - Who typically makes decisions and has the final say about research ethics issues?
Ethical Committees
933 - Who used introspection and founded the 1st laboratory?
Wilhelm Wundt
934 - Who used introspection to study structures of mind?
Edward Titchener
935 - Who used rewards and to train rats to pull a lever in a small box or chamber?
Skinner
936 - Who usually has a PhD, PsyD, EdD and cannot prescribe medication?
Psychologist
937 - Who wanted to study "observable, measurable behavior?"
John B. Watson
938 - Who was a founder of the humanistic school of psychology and believed that acceptance and introspection could alleviate many of the issues that plagued patients who were lacking in emotional and social needs?
Carl Rogers
939 - Who was a prominent American functionalist?John B. Watson b. Edward Titchener c. Wilhelm Wundt d. Jean Piaget e. William James
William James
940 - Who was a student of Aristotle?
Alexander the Great
941 - Who was a student of William James and the first female president of the American Psychological Association?
Mary Calkins
942 - Who was an American Psychologist and became an ardent proponent of behaviourism?
John Watson
943 - Who was an important researcher within the Behavioral perspective?
Ivan Pavlov
944 - Who was Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
Known as the father of microbiology, he used a microscope to discover that a single drop of water can contain hundreds of microorganisms
945 - Who was associated with classical conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov
946 - Who was denied the claim to being psychology's first female psychology Ph.D.?
Mary Whiton Calkins
947 - Who was HM?
Henry Molaison
948 - Who was known primarily for his work in classical conditioning involving a dog, food, and a bell
Ivan Pavlov
949 - Who was Margaret Floy Washburn?
First female to receive a Ph. D. in psychology
950 - Who was Mary Whiton Calkins?
First female president of APA
951 - Who was nicknamed the "Father of Psychology"?
Wilhelm Wundt
952 - Who was noted for covering psychological development across an entire lifespan?
Erik Erikson
953 - Who was one of the founders of Behaviorism?
John B. Watson
954 - Who was teh person that focused on humanistic psychology?
Carl Rogers
955 - Who was the American philosopher who authored a textbook in 1890 for the emerging discipline of psychology?
William James
956 - Who was the Captain of the USS Enterprise - NCC-1701-D?
Captain Picard
957 - Who was the earliest to speak out against dualism?
Rene Descartes
958 - Who was the first African American man to receive a Ph.D. in psychology?
Francis Sumner
959 - Who was the first African American psychologist?
Francis Cecil Sumner
960 - Who was the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. in Psychology?
Francis Cecil Sumner
961 - Who was the first American psychologist followed Darwin's theory of natural selection? This person wanted to study the function of behavior in the world and he wrote the first comprehensive textbook.
William James
962 - Who was the first female president of the APA?
Mary Whiton Calkins
963 - Who was the first individual to use the term "gifted" to describe students who scored exceptionally high on intelligence tests, and what year was this term first published by this researcher?
Leta Hollingworth, 1916
964 - Who was the first modern psychologist primarily interested in studying the unconscious mind?
Sigmund Freud
965 - Who was the first of the following individuals to emphasize that psychology should be restricted to the scientific study of observable behavior?
Watson
966 - Who was the first person to consider himself as a psychologist and was among the first to study human beings in a laboratory environment?
Wilhelm Wundt
967 - Who was the first president of the APA?
G. Stanley Hall
968 - Who was the first psychologist to associate unconscious desires with behavior?
Sigmund Freud
969 - Who was the first to create a psychology labratory?
Wundt
970 - Who was the first woman to be president of the American Psychological Association?
Mary Calkins
971 - Who was the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in Psychology and be the first woman President of the A.P.A.?
Mary Whiton Caulkins
972 - Who was the first woman to earn a PHd in Psychology?
Washburn
973 - Who was the first woman to earn her PhD in psychology?
Margaret Floy Washburn
974 - Who was the first woman to receive a Ph.D in Psychology at Cornell University?
Margaret Washburn
975 - Who was the first woman to recieve a psychology Ph.D.?
Margaret Floy Washburn
976 - Who was the founder of humanism?
Maslow
977 - Who was the founder of inheritable traits branch of psychology?
Sir Francis Galton
978 - Who was the person to first introduce the Theory of Multiple Intelligences to larger audiences?
Howard Gardner
979 - Who was the person who conditioned Baby Albert to be frightened of a white rat?
Watson
980 - Who was the person who conditioned Little Albert to be frightened of a white rat?
Watson
981 - Who was the philosopher that taught by asking questions?
Socrates
982 - Who was the pioneer in the field of hemisphere lateralization where he demonstrated the phenomenon by researching 'split-brain' patients
Sperry
983 - Who was the psychologist that completed the experiment with the rat in the box?
Skinner
984 - Who was the psychologist that created the operant chamber?
F. Skinner
985 - Who was the psychologist who experimented on rats in a box and is best known for Operant Conditioning
BF Skinner
986 - Who was the theorist who created the theory of 'Three categories of traits'?
Allport
987 - Who was the WMM proposed by?
Baddeley & Hitch
988 - Who were the founders of Behaviorism?
Only (A) & (B)
989 - Who were the founders of Humanism?
Only (A) & (B)
990 - Who were the founders of psychoanalysis?
Only (A) & (B)
991 - Who were the two Greek philosophers that made the Monism theory?
Aristotle and Locke
992 - Who would be most concerned with the development of imagery and verbal systems in the infant, and how they are interwoven?
Bruner
993 - Who would be most likely to emphasize the importance of observational learning?
Bandura
994 - Who would be the most likely to emphasize the role of the unconscious in affecting behavior?
Sigmund Freud
995 - Who would believe that the most adaptive behaviors are the ones most likely to grow stronger and become habitual.
Structuralists
996 - Who would comment that environment is of central importance?
Watson
997 - Who would have been most likely to ignore mental processes and to define psychology as "the scientific study of observable behavior"?a. John B. Watson b. Edward Titchener c. Wilhelm Wundt d. Jean Piaget
John B. Watson
998 - Who wrote perhaps the "most influential book in the field": Principles of Psychology?
William James
999 - Who wrote Psychology as a Behavior?
John B. Watson
1000 - Who wrote The Behavior of Organisms?
F. Skinner
1001 - Who wrote the book "the expression of the emotions in Man and Animals"(1872)
Darwin Charles
1002 - Who wrote the first Psychology textbook and developed the theory of Functionalism?
William James
1003 - Who wrote the first psychology textbook, was the first American psychologist, and believed psychology should study the functions of consciousness?
William James
1004 - Who wrote the first Psychology textbook?
William James
1005 - Who you WANT to be refer to .....
ideal self
1006 - Who, among the following coined the term 'sociology'?
Auguste Comte
1007 - Who, in opposition to Freud, was considered the father of behaviorism?
Watson
1008 - Whorf's linguistic determination hypothesis states that:
Our language shapes our thinking
1009 - Whorf's linguistic determinism hypothesis states that:
our language shapes our thinking.
1010 - Whose dream theory suggests dreams are expression of wish fulfillment?
Sigmund Freud
1011 - Whose experimental animals began to salivate when they saw lab assistants, before they even received food?
Pavlov
1012 - Whose facial patterns were easier to use to predict personality?
Women
1013 - Whose name is synonymous with Operant Conditioning?
Skinner
1014 - wht is the meaning an attitude refers to a set of emotions in spanish?
una actitud refiere a un conjunto de emociones
1015 - Why are case studies so important to psychology?
They give scientists the opportunity to explore brain function by assessing living examples.
1016 - Why are harmony and trust so important in communication in the workplace?
They provide good working relationships and productivity.
1017 - Why are norms important to culture?
they identify behavior that is acceptable or unacceptable
1018 - Why are questionnaires a popular way of conducting research
They are easy to administer and provide more uniform results than other research methods
1019 - Why are Schemas and Scripts adaptive?
because they minimize attentional requirements and help people avoid dangerous situations
1020 - Why are some fastfood restaurants painted red?
to dissuade customers from staying too long
1021 - Why are some groups given a placebo in an experiment
To show the effect of what will happen if nothing else is done.
1022 - Why are stem cells unique?
They have the capacity to develop into most types of human cells.
1023 - Why are wedding dresses usually white?
White represents purity and innocence.
1024 - Why can't current psychologists recreate Milgram's experiment?
It is not considered ethical
1025 - Why did HM have brain surgery?
To treat his severe epilepsy
1026 - Why did Jane Elliot conduct her 'Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes' experiment?
To let her students experience discrimination and what it feels like.
1027 - Why did the Stanford prison experiment only last 5 days?
because of the effect it was having on the participants
1028 - Why did Watson conclude that Little Albert (and all infants) are born tabula rasa?
Little Albert did not fear the rat until Watson applied an additional stimulus
1029 - Why do children who are physically punished often become aggressive themselves?
They have observed and replicated their parents' behavior
1030 - Why do experimenters sometimes use deception?
If the purpose of the study might influence the participants
1031 - Why do humans tend to think we know more than we actually know?
Overconfidence
1032 - Why do men and women behave differently?
both biological and sociological influences
1033 - Why do people obey a legitimate authority figure, even if they feel it goes against their moral compass?
They relieve their moral strain by giving responsibility of actions to the legitimate authority figure.
1034 - Why do psychologists study behavior and cognition?
they both can happen at the same time
1035 - Why do we need psychology?
It helps us understand people's behaviours and thoughts
1036 - Why do we need research in Psychology?
All of the above
1037 - Why do we perceive rows 1, 3 and 4 as a single group? (3 answers required)
All of the above
1038 - Why do we use the SQ3R strategy when reading?
To improve comprehension, memory and efficiency in reading
1039 - Why does Mr. Rogers address the issue of superman?
Observational Learning
1040 - Why does Mr. Rogers enter the scene from left to right every show?
That's how children read
1041 - Why does Mr. Rogers never enter the land of make believe?
He wants children to learn how to separate reality and make believe
1042 - Why does Psychology is essential for teacher trainees?
All the above
1043 - Why is an operational definition necessary when reporting research findings?
An operational definition allows others to replicate the procedure
1044 - Why is creating a square squad so beneficial?
It allows us to not put our energy on what other people think about us. This is important because we cannot control what others think or feel.
1045 - Why is credible self-talk so important?
It means we have done the work to do difficult things so that we can tell ourselves credibly, we have what it takes.
1046 - Why is front loading (preparing mentally) for something difficult like sports or a difficult conversation so important?
It helps us show up and me more authentic and be more of who we really are
1047 - Why is Great Customer Service Important?
All of the above
1048 - Why is it difficult to do 2 tasks at the same time using the same store?
Limited capacity
1049 - Why is it important to have only one independent variable and to control the other variables when performing science experiments?
So you can tell which factor is causing the change in the experiment.
1050 - Why is it important to review targets?
Only (A) & (B)
1051 - Why is it important to review targets? (Choose 2)
Only (A) & (B)
1052 - Why is it that we can see the panda in the logo and not a bunch of black shapes?
We automatically fill the gaps between the black shapes to create a panda
1053 - Why is Psychology important?
helps us better understand human behavior and provide practical ways to improve our mental, physical, and social welfare.
1054 - Why is the Just World Hypothesis problematic?
It can lead to victim blaming
1055 - Why is the PQ4R method an effective study method?
Because it takes an active approach to learning
1056 - Why is the prime minister of Thailand seated on the floor?
Thailand is a big power distance society. In this country it is important to show the power distance among the different layers in the hierarchy, even among the two most powerful people in that country.
1057 - Why is Wilhelm Wundt considered the father of psychology as a scientific discipline?
he created the first psychological laboratory
1058 - Why must researchers be careful when generalizing results?
They cannot learn about the preferences of all people by studying only one group.
1059 - Why people choose to buy certain products or services or why people choose to buy from certain companies.
Consumer Motivation
1060 - Why should you eat healthy food everyday?
It will give you energy.
1061 - Why study History of Psychology?I. To avoid repeating mistakesII. To normalise big namesIII. Out of curiosityIV. To develop perspectives
I, III, IV
1062 - Why was Stanley Milgram's experiment on obedience and authority so controversial?
the participants were asked to shock people
1063 - WHY WAS STRUCTURALISM CONSIDERED UNRELIABLE?
TOO MUCH INDIVIDUAL VARIATION
1064 - Why was the anger felt by Parisians completely natural? Answer: They were given no .....
choice
1065 - WHY WE FORGET: Why do most people not remember what is on the back of a one dollar bill?
Never encoded information
1066 - Why would the existential psychologist R. D. Laing argue that "psychotic" behavior needs to be more accepted?
Because it is a rational response to an abnormal world.
1067 - Wilhelm Wundt
the founder of modern psychology
1068 - Wilhelm Wundt and E.B. Tichener are known as the creators of
Structuralism
1069 - Wilhelm Wundt and the structuralists studied questions still asked today primarily by
cognitive approach
1070 - Wilhelm Wundt believed psychology should be: CHOOSE TWO THINGS
Only (A) & (B)
1071 - Wilhelm Wundt belonged to which school of Psychology.....
structuralism
1072 - Wilhelm Wundt developed this field of Psychology
Structuralism
1073 - Wilhelm Wundt established the first laboratory of experimental psychology at ___________?
Leipzig
1074 - Wilhelm Wundt is associated with what form of psychology?
structuralism
1075 - Wilhelm Wundt is considered the father of psychology and was most known for breaking down consciousness into different parts, such as thoughts, feelings, sights & sounds. This became known as
Structuralism
1076 - Wilhelm Wundt's laboratory work involved experimental studies of
reactions to sensory stimulation.
1077 - Wilhelm Wundt's method for structuralism.
Analytic Introspection
1078 - William James
was interested in how humans function and adapt to their environment
1079 - William James advocated .....
functionalism
1080 - William James belonged to which school of Psychology.....
functionalism
1081 - William James founded this psychological school of thought
Functionalism
1082 - William James, James Cattell, John Dewey and E.L. Thorndike all belonged to which school of thought?
None of the above
1083 - Wilson was the strong supporter of _________ plays vital role for shaping of behaviour?
Genes
1084 - With which field of scientific inquiry, the study of psychology is most concerned?
the science of behavior and mental processes
1085 - Within the human embryo, activity related to the development of hair and nails is centered in the ____________?
ectoderm
1086 - Wolf Gang Kohler was associated with _________ school of psychology.
Gestalt Psychology
1087 - Woodworth’s approach to define Psychology is_________?
Dynamic
1088 - Word order in a sentence is determined by which of the following types of rules?
Syntax
1089 - Words, events, places and emotions that trigger our memory of the past are called __________________?
retrieval cues
1090 - You are standing in the middle of way, as you look far ahead, the tracks seem to come together in the distance. That illustrates ______________?
linear perspective
1091 - You had a car crash, now all cars scare you, it is called ______________?
generalization
1092 - You see a photograph showing a man, a woman and a car. The two people appear closer to you than the car does because they obscure part of it. This depth cue is called ______________?
occlusion
1093 - You walk into a dark movie theater wearing a white shirt, and notice that the shirt now looks gray. However, you know that the shirt is still white because of _________________?
brightness constancy
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