26 Jan c. Psychodynamic

Question 1

Immediate response to our senses of sensory information is:

Select one:

a. Sensation

b. Smell

c. Perception

d. Habituation

Question 2

The force that drives us to do action is __________

Select one:

a. Instinct

b. Emotion

c. Motivation

d. Movement

Question 3

When there is a conflict among cognitions, it is predicted people will try to reduce the conflict. Best describes:

Select one:

a. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

b. Attribution theory

c. Drive Theory

d. Cognitive dissonance theory

Question 4

________is a neurotransmitter involved in the largely unconscious functioning of the autonomic nervous system (concerned with functions such as heart and respiration rate).

Select one:

a. Norepinephrine

b. Serotonin

c. Acetylcholine

d. Dopamine

Question 5

Neurons are surrounded by a protective coating, called ______

Select one:

a. Receptors

b. Myelin Sheath

c. Dendrites

d. Glial Cells

Question 6

The _________________ says our eyes are sensitive to three colors; red, green, or blue.

Select one:

a. Opponent Process Theory

b. Behavioristic Theory

c. Existentialist Theory

d. Trichromatic Theory

Question 7

According to Gardner, all of the following are types of intelligence EXCEPT:

Select one:

a. Spatial

b. Pseudo

c. Interpersonal

d. Musical

Question 8

Sources of Psychological information include all of the following, except:

Select one:

a. Experiments

b. Word of Mouth

c. Case Studies

d. Surveys

Question 9

These terms are associated with long term memory:

Select one:

a. Autobiographical, Explicit, Semantic

b. Procedural, short term

c. None of these

d. Sensory, Active, Primary

Question 10

The contribution of biology to learning best describes what main theme:

Select one:

a. Darwinism

b. None of these

c. Humanism

d. Evolutionary Psychology

Question 11

Studying phenomena objectively and scientifically means using:

Select one:

a. The Scientific Method

b. Observations

c. Other studies

d. Researchers

Question 12

Chemical senses include: _______ and ________.

Select one:

a. Olfaction and Taste

b. Taste and Kinesthetic

c. Hammer and Anvil

d. Smell and hearing

Question 13

Need, drive, behavior, satisfaction; best describes:

Select one:

a. Psychological Hedonism

b. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

c. Drive reduction theory

d. Physiology

Question 14

The Stanford Prison Experiment was about:

Select one:

a. Compliance to the boss

b. Conformity at all times

c. The power of roles

d. Labels control you

Question 15

Alertness and activity in the sympathetic nervous system best describes what term:

Select one:

a. Attention

b. Arousal

c. Repose

d. Drive

Question 16

Dissociative identity disorder used to be known as:

Select one:

a. Schizophrenia

b. DID

c. Multiple Personality Disorder

d. Anxiety

Question 17

Those with low self-efficacy see themselves as:

Select one:

a. Highly capable and effective

b. None of these

c. Mastery oriented

d. Average and very effective

Question 18

Are intelligence and IQ synonymous

Select one:

a. No

b. Yes

Question 19

Operant conditioning is built around ___________

Select one:

a. observation

b. Recovery

c. Target actions

d. consequences

Question 20

Temperament is used in infants to imply ______.

Select one:

a. Nurture

b. All of these

c. Inherited predisposition

d. Environment

Question 21

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_______ _________ attempts to improve recall.

Select one:

a. Games tricks

b. Retrival-cue failures In

c. Mnemonic aids.

d. Working Memory

Question 22

Clusters of traits that compose the core of personality is known as what?

Select one:

a. Psychodynamic In

b. Trait Approach

c. Common Sense

d. Humanistic

Question 23

Imitating others and symbolic models, best represents:

Select one:

a. Ivan Pavlov

b. Albert Bandura

c. B.F. Skinner

d. Baddeley

Question 24

Who started classical conditioning with dogs?

Select one:

a. Edwin Twitmyer

b. Ivan Pavlov

c. B.F. Skinner

Question 25

The Big five (or five factor model) best fits with:

Select one:

a. Trait

b. Humanistic

c. Psychodynamic

d. Common Sense