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Introduction to Psychology Study Guide Questions

Course Introduction

Introduction to Psychology explores the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes, offering a broad overview of key psychological concepts, theories, and research methods. Students will examine foundational topics such as perception, learning, memory, motivation, emotion, development, personality, and social interaction. The course also introduces major approaches within psychology, including biological, cognitive, behavioral, psychoanalytic, and humanistic perspectives, as well as applications of psychological principles in everyday life. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of how psychologists investigate questions about mind and behavior, preparing them for further study in the field.

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Chapter 1: A: The Evolution of Psychology

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Q1) Dr.Evoy does research that has examined the behaviour of individuals when they are in groups,as well as when they are alone.She has found that people tend to conform to the opinion of a dominant person within a group,and that this opinion tends to be much different than the opinion that would form if the individual were alone.Based on this information,which sort of psychologist do you think Dr.Evoy is

A) social psychologist

B) developmental psychologist

C) cognitive psychologist

D) psychometrist

Answer: A

Q2) Which career setting is most common for a psychologist

A) elementary schools

B) colleges or universities

C) hospitals or clinics

D) private practice

Answer: D

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Chapter 1: B: The Evolution of Psychology

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Q1) Which school of psychology was most influential in increasing the use of animals in psychological research

A) structuralism

B) humanism

C) behaviourism

D) animalism

Answer: C

Q2) Which statement best describes the enduring influence of structuralism and functionalism on psychology today

A) Neither structuralism nor functionalism exerted a long-lasting influence on psychology.

B) Both structuralism and functionalism exerted equivalent influences on psychology.

C) Structuralism has exerted the greatest influence on psychology.

D) Functionalism has exerted the greatest influence on psychology.

Answer: D

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Chapter 1: C: The Evolution of Psychology

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Q1) Castiel measured the participants' general violent tendencies in an attempt to control for ________.

A)participants' reactivity levels

B)extraneous variables

C)confounding variables

D)response bias

Answer: C

Q2) Which of the following is an accurate representation of Jordan's findings in her latest study

A) Being a bully causes a child to have bad grades.

B) Having bad grades causes a child to be a bully.

C) There is an association between being a bully and having low grades.

D) There is no significant association between being a bully and having low grades.

Answer: C

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Chapter 2: A: The Research Enterprise in Psychology

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Q1) How many dependent variables are used in this study

A) 1

B) 2

C) 3

D) 10

Q2) What is represented by a correlation coefficient of zero

A) absence of correlation between two variables

B) a negative correlation between two variables

C) a perfect linear correlation between two variables

D) a positive correlation between two variables

Q3) What differs between an experimental group and a control group

A) The characteristics of the participants.

B) Only the experimental group is measured for the dependent variable.

C) Nothing except the experience of the independent variable.

D) Only the control group experiences the independent variable.

Q4) What is a disadvantage of the experimental method

A) Experiments often can't be done for practical or ethical reasons.

B) Only one variable can be studied at a time.

C) Length of time necessary to complete the study.

D) Inability to generate cause-and-effect conclusions.

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Chapter 2: B: The Research Enterprise in Psychology

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Q1) Which section of a journal article describing psychological research contains the author's interpretation and evaluation of the data

A) conclusion

B) references

C) results

D) discussion

Q2) Which science goal is reflected in psychologists' hopes that their research will help to solve some practical problem

A) understanding and prediction

B) measurement and description

C) construction and revision

D) application and control

Q3) In scientific investigations,a researcher must clearly outline the variables under study by precisely describing how they will be measured or controlled.What are these descriptions called

A) independent variables

B) objective definitions

C) operational definitions

D) dependent variables

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Chapter 3: A: The Biological Bases of Behaviour

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Q1) Which division of the nervous system is most likely to be in control of bodily processes during periods of rest and recovery for the body

A) parasympathetic

B) somatic

C) peripheral

D) sympathetic

Q2) In which area of the brain is the dopamine system involved in Parkinson's disease located

A) forebrain

B) midbrain

C) brain stem

D) hindbrain

Q3) To confirm a diagnosis of epilepsy,a neurologist needs to record the overall electrical activity in Hillary's brain.What would be the best way for the neurologist to obtain this information

A) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

B) an electroencephalograph (EEG)

C) transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)

D) computerized tomography (CT) scan

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Chapter 3: B: The Biological Bases of Behaviour

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Q1) If the parasympathetic nervous system is currently active,which bodily function is likely to be occurring

A) digestion

B) cortisol secretion

C) crying

D) orgasm

Q2) If a patient has a stroke that leads to respiratory failure,in which brain area did the stroke likely occur

A) cerebellum

B) medulla

C) pons

D) reticular formation

Q3) Which process is the medulla involved in

A) relaying sensory information to the cerebral cortex

B) sleep and arousal

C) coordinating body movements and balance

D) controlling essential functions such as breathing

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Chapter 3: C: The Biological Basis of Behaviour

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Q1) While on their date,Viola is nervous and accidentally cuts herself with her knife.Half an hour later,Viola still feels pain in her finger,but it feels more like an aching or burning.This pain was modulated by the ____ pathway which uses ____ fibres.

A) slow-acting; C

B) slow-acting; A-delta

C) fast-acting; C

D) fast-acting; A-delta

Q2) Which of the following is most likely

A) Pam's symptoms will spontaneously clear up.

B) Pam is suffering from "pseudo-insomnia."

C) Pam has a lower than average body temperature.

D) Pam's symptoms will improve as she ages.

Q3) If Jim's father Dwight experiences somnambulism,which of the following is true

A) He is likely to have deep underlying emotional issues.

B) He is likely to have a brother who also has somnambulism.

C) He is likely to remember in great detail his episodes the next morning.

D) He is likely to experience excessive daytime sleepiness.

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Chapter 4: A: Sensation and Perception

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Q1) Will was painting a picture of a jet on a runway.In his painting,the plane is low in the visual field and the runway is higher up.The plane seems near,while the runway seems more distant.Which monocular pictorial depth cue has Will used

A) linear perspective

B) convergence

C) motion parallax

D) height in plane

Q2) Which type of processing is most important for the ability to rapidly process words that you are reading

A) lateral

B) bottom-up

C) top-down

D) feature analysis

Q3) What is stimulated when light hits the centre-surround of a receptive field

A) the inhibitory synapse to the visual cell

B) the excitatory synapse to the visual cell

C) the optic nerve

D) the optic disc

Q4) Using appropriate examples,show how perceptual experiences can be subjective.

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Chapter 4: B: Sensation and Perception

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Q1) "Can we be influenced by things that we are not consciously aware of " Which topic addresses this question

A) subliminal perception

B) sensory adaptation

C) psychophysics

D) signal-detection theory

Q2) When compared to average individuals,which statement best describes supertasters

A) They tend to eat more vegetables.

B) They tend to have a high risk of cardiovascular disease, due to overeating.

C) They are less likely to enjoy sweets.

D) They are more likely to smoke.

Q3) Which structure of the eye focuses light rays onto the retina

A) pupil

B) optic disk

C) cornea

D) lens

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Chapter 5: A: Variations in Consciousness

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Q1) Which statements does NOT accurately describe the debate over whether alcoholism is a disease

A) The question of whether alcoholism is a disease is a matter of definition.

B) More research is needed to determine whether or not alcoholism is a disease.

C) One can inherit a genetic vulnerability to alcoholism.

D) Alcoholism disrupts a variety of vital functions.

Q2) Which statement best describes dreams

A) We are most likely to recall dreams with sexual content.

B) Dream recall fades quickly after waking.

C) The reason we do not remember our dreams is that the content of the dream is repressed.

D) Only about 75 percent of all people dream.

Q3) Carlos regularly goes directly from wakefulness to REM sleep for brief periods of time each day.This is very disruptive to his life,and he feels that he has no control over it.Which term best describes Carlos's daily pattern

A) hypersomnia

B) siesta

C) narcolepsy

D) sleep apnea

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Chapter 5: B: Variations in Consciousness

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Q1) Tracy's brain waves are low frequency and have high amplitude.What stage of sleep is Tracy in

A) stage 1

B) stage 2

C) stage 3

D) REM

Q2) What has been determined to be an effective treatment for insomnia

A) electroconvulsive shock therapy

B) cognitive-behavioural therapy

C) hypnosis

D) salt therapy

Q3) When a person must continue to take a drug to satisfy an intense mental and emotional craving,what is that state called

A) psychological dependence

B) physical dependence

C) codependence

D) tolerance

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Chapter 6: A: Learning

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Q1) Which example most clearly shows that an animal's biological predispositions can affect the ease of learning an association

A) Garcia's rats drinking sweet water that had been paired with shock

B) Skinner's rats pressing levers in an operant chamber

C) Pavlov's dogs learning to salivate to a tone

D) Thorndike's cats escaping a puzzle box

Q2) Dr.Baptista is attempting to train both birds and rodents to fear a clicking sound by pairing the click with presentation of shock.The birds respond with fear to the clicking sound very early in the experiment,but the rodents take a long time to learn.Dr.Baptista notes that the rodents' mating calls sound very much like the clicking noises used in the experiment.What would explain the rodents' slow learning in this study

A) the superiority of fear conditioning in birds

B) learning deficits during the mating season as a result of divided attention

C) a general deficit in learning ability in this species of rodents

D) a biological constraint on learning due to evolved traits in this species

Q3) Briefly describe observational learning and explain how it relates to classical and operant conditioning.

Q4) Design a self-modification program to improve your study habits.

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Chapter 6: B: Learning

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Q1) Why do people usually cringe when they hear a dentist drill

A) observational learning

B) operant conditioning

C) behaviour modification

D) classical conditioning

Q2) Which type of learning occurs when an organism's response is influenced by the observation of others who are called models

A) observational learning

B) operant conditioning

C) shaping

D) classical conditioning

Q3) What do we call the gradual weakening and disappearance of a tendency to make a conditioned response

A) stimulus discrimination

B) extinction

C) spontaneous recovery

D) higher-order conditioning

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Chapter 6: C: Learning

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Q1) Molly finds herself writing a report about a case while at the same time talking one the phone with a client from a different case.In this instance,Molly is using ______ which is part of her ____ memory.

A) dual-coding; short-term

B) dual-coding; working

C) her executive control system; short-term

D) her executive control system; working

Q2) While working on a case,Molly notices a suspect entering a building.She soon has to leave the area because she is afraid someone will notice her,but she constantly repeats the address to herself until she reaches her office and has a chance to write it down.Molly is using ____ rehearsal to maintain the information she needs in ______memory.

A) maintenance; working

B) maintenance; short-term

C) elaborative; working

D) elaborative; short-term

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Chapter 7: A: Human Memory

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Q1) Which of the following is an example of phonemic encoding

A) memorizing lines from a poem

B) remembering a grocery list by visualizing the cake you will make with the ingredients

C) thinking of definitions for each word you must remember

D) thinking of rhyming words for each item on your shopping list

Q2) Why is the use of hypnosis to recover repressed memories considered to be a problem

A) Hypnosis tends to increase memory distortions so that the memories are inaccessible.

B) The memories are so vivid that vulnerable clients are highly distressed when they remember violent or disturbing incidents.

C) Hypnosis tends to make clients more confident about inaccurate memories.

D) Hypnosis may recover the target memory but will lead to repression of other memories.

Q3) What resulted in the brain damage of Endel Tulving's famous patient K.C.

A) a motorcycle accident

B) a war time injury

C) a diving accident

D) a seizure disorder

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Chapter 7: B: Human Memory

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Q1) Which pair of terms does NOT belong together

A) retrieval; short-term memory

B) encoding; attention

C) schema; long-term memory

D) rehearsal; short-term memory

Q2) Steven experienced a serious head injury during a hockey game.When he regained consciousness,he found that he couldn't remember going to the rink that day.Upon further questioning,it was revealed that he could not recall anything in the two years leading up to the injury.What sort of amnesia did Steven experience

A) complete amnesia

B) retrograde amnesia

C) partial amnesia

D) anterograde amnesia

Q3) In which memory store is rehearsal most beneficial for maintaining information

A) intermediate-term memory

B) short-term memory

C) long-term memory

D) sensory memory

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Chapter 8: A: Language and Thought

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Q1) What is a result of having a confirmation bias

A) New information is interpreted as consistent with an existing belief.

B) It allows people to make accurate decisions more quickly.

C) It interferes with our ability to accurately code and store information.

D) It tends to produce mental set and functional fixedness.

Q2) Charlene was packing for a trip and she started to just pile all of her favourite clothes into her suitcase.She realized that she didn't have room for everything that she would like to take so she made a list of how many items she would need for the five days that she would be away and selected just the number of items that she would need.Which strategy did Charlene use

A) an algorithm

B) working backward

C) changing the representation of the problem

D) searching for an analogy

Q3) What would change depending on whether you used a word in a literal sentence or a sarcastic sentence

A) denotation

B) phonemes

C) connotation

D) morphemes

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Chapter 8: B: Language and Thought

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Q1) Which statement does NOT accurately describe bilingualism

A) It is the acquisition of two languages that use different speech sounds, vocabulary, and grammatical rules.

B) It is the norm in most of North America.

C) It is the norm in Europe.

D) Nearly half of the world's population are bilingual.

Q2) Which task is involved in analogy problems such as "Dog is to puppy as cat is to ____"

A) inducing structure

B) arrangement

C) mental set

D) transformation

Q3) According to definitions in your textbook,when people decide to place bets on horse races,games of chance,and athletic events,what are they doing

A) playing the odds

B) making foolish decisions

C) making preference decisions

D) making risky decisions

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Chapter 9: A: Intelligence and Psychological Testing

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Q1) Shelley is about to complete an IQ test,and she believes that people will attribute a poor score to her race rather than her effort or education.As a consequence of this belief,she performs more poorly on the exam than she is able.Which theory is illustrated in this example

A) reaction range

B) stereotype vulnerability

C) self-monitoring hypothesis

D) ethnic standardization

Q2) What would you predict if you know that Marnie has a high IQ score

A) She will likely have a job in science.

B) She has an increased likelihood of having a high-status job.

C) She will not experience stereotype threat in testing situations.

D) She will perform well at her job.

Q3) Which of the following are considered to be organic origins of mental retardation

A) Fragile X syndrome and stereotypy

B) phenylketonuria and Fragile X syndrome

C) Down syndrome and socio-economic status

D) lower-quality schooling and hydrocephaly

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Chapter 9: B: Intelligence and Psychological Testing

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Q1) What is NOT one of the four components of emotional intelligence

A) ability to accurately perceive emotions in themselves and others

B) ability to creatively think with their heart

C) ability to understand and analyze their emotions

D) ability to regulate emotions

Q2) Which type of twins show the strongest correlations between their IQ scores

A) identical twins reared together

B) fraternal twins reared apart

C) identical twins reared apart

D) fraternal twins reared together

Q3) Which of the following would be a correlation coefficient that represents a test with high test-retest reliability

A) -0.92

B) -0.05

C) +0.05

D) +0.92

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Chapter 9: C: Intelligence Psychological Testing

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Q1) "If Nicola feels like the experience was thrilling,then she will be more likely to accept another date with Emil." This sentence indicates that Nicola's ________ will be affected by her ________.

A) cognitive reaction to the situation; behaviour

B) behaviour; emotional response

C) physiological arousal; behaviour

D) cognitive reaction to the situation; physiological arousal

Q2) If Nicola feels as though the experience was thrilling,but is surprised to find herself crying involuntarily,then her emotional experience was dictated by her _________ and not her _________.

A) cognitive label; behaviour

B) behaviour; cognitive label

C) behaviour; physiological arousal

D) physiological arousal; behaviour

Q3) Based on Scott's IQ test score,we can assume ________________.

A) he answered 115 questions correctly on his test

B) he answered 15% more questions correct than the average test-taker

C) he has 115 "units" of intelligence

D) he scored in the top 15% in the normal distribution of intelligence

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Chapter 10: A: Motivation and Emotion

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Q1) What did Cannon and Washburn propose as the cause of hunger

A) lack of food

B) stomach contractions

C) changes in leptin levels

D) low blood sugar

Q2) What is the term for an external goal that has the capacity to motivate behaviour

A) drive

B) incentive

C) expectancy

D) homeostatic mechanism

Q3) If someone has just provided a series of reasons why his beliefs are true,what has he provided

A) arguments

B) attributions

C) pretences

D) premises

Q4) Using an example,describe how the James-Lange theory,the Cannon-Bard theory,and Schachter's two-factor theory would explain the experience of an emotion.

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Chapter 10: B: Motivation and Emotion

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Q1) According to Deiner & Deiner (1996),how happy are people globally across the world

A) extremely unhappy

B) fairly unhappy

C) fairly happy

D) extremely happy

Q2) According to evolutionary theories of emotion,what accounts for the diversity of non-primary emotions that people experience

A) physiological differences among individuals

B) the absence of specific primary emotions

C) individual differences in the perception of events

D) blends of and variations in intensity of primary emotions

Q3) Which tendency seems to characterize the key problem with restrained eaters

A) Their perceptions of their own bodies are very distorted and exaggerated.

B) They are likely to be hospitalized as a result of avoiding food.

C) They tend to think of food related behaviour as either good or bad, with nothing in between.

D) They don't perceive the incentive cues associated with food.

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Chapter 11: A: Human Development Across the Life Span

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Q1) Gerard watched as a researcher placed five toy station wagons and three toy convertibles on a table.The researcher asked him if there were more station wagons or more cars,and Gerard correctly answered that there were more cars.What cognitive skill has Gerard mastered

A) object permanence

B) conservation of number

C) preaccommodation

D) hierarchical classification

Q2) In early adulthood,which psychosocial crisis is based on establishing close,personal relationships with others

A) integrity versus despair

B) identity versus confusion

C) intimacy versus isolation

D) generativity versus self-absorption

Q3) What are developmental changes

A) behavioural changes that take place as people mature

B) biological changes that are predetermined based on genotype

C) changes in social behaviour that indicate underlying cognitive abilities

D) biological and behavioural changes that occur across the life span

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Chapter 11: B: Human Development Across the Life Span

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Q1) Which of the following,during gestation,has been linked to vulnerability to schizophrenia

A) exposure to folic acid

B) maternal stress

C) smoking

D) malnutrition

Q2) According to the concept of "internal working models," how does infant attachment influence later social behaviour

A) Secure attachment facilitates social bonds.

B) Infants learn how relationships work and apply that pattern to future interactions.

C) Attachment is genetically determined and pushes development in a particular direction.

D) Early negative treatment of infants makes them shy and withdrawn.

Q3) What is the estimated rate of depression for adolescents

A) 5 percent

B) 10 percent

C) 20 percent

D) 50 percent

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Chapter 11: C: Human Development Across the Lifespan

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Q1) If Alaina awards a high score like the rest of the judges,(despite her internal conflict)this is a case of ________.

A) informational social influence

B) emotional social influence

C) cognitive social influence

D) normative social influence

Q2) Samira meets Tyler's romantic ideals.This means ____________.

A) Samira is more attractive than any other woman he has previously dated

B) he always pictured himself falling in love with a dark-haired woman with a big smile

C) Samira is a fan of Tyler's favourite band and they have the same favourite restaurant

D) his favourite supermodel is Lily Aldridge, and Samira looks a lot like her

Q3) Because Samira and Tyler met while completing their BA degrees in psychology,they were initially attracted to each other because they ______________.

A) fulfill the matching hypothesis

B) are similar to one another

C) reciprocate each other's attraction

D) meet each other's romantic ideals

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Chapter 12: A: Personality: Theory, Research, and Assessment

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Q1) Who initiated research on the influence of birth order on personality

A) Carl Jung

B) Sigmund Freud

C) John Watson

D) Alfred Adler

Q2) Which theorist advanced the concept that the unconscious has two layers,the personal unconscious and the collective unconscious

A) Alfred Adler

B) Carl Jung

C) Erik Erikson

D) Sigmund Freud

Q3) Dr.Linzle believes that it is necessary to understand each individual's personal,subjective experiences if you are to truly understand that individual's personality and behaviour.Which perspective best reflects Dr.Linzle's views

A) psychodynamic

B) humanistic

C) biological

D) behavioural

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Q1) Benjamin is friendly and outgoing and tells a lot of jokes.He feels very comfortable at parties or whenever he meets new people.According to B.F.Skinner,what mechanism is responsible for Benjamin's personality

A) He is sublimating his unconscious fears of rejection.

B) He has experienced reinforcement for friendly behaviour.

C) He has a strong superego.

D) He is overcompensating for his feelings of inferiority.

Q2) According to Sigmund Freud,which of the following is entirely unconscious

A) ego

B) id

C) self

D) superego

Q3) Min has enough food to eat and has a safe place to live.Her life is relatively stable and predictable.Now that she has those needs taken care of,which needs would become a priority for Min,according to Maslow

A) love and friendship

B) artistic endeavours

C) a fulfilling career

D) self-actualization

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Q1) Akashi always seems to become involved in volatile love relationships.He constantly expects to be rejected by other people,and he is extremely jealous when he forms a relationship with someone.What would Hazan and Shaver suggest about Akashi's infancy

A) He developed an avoidant attachment with his parents.

B) He developed a secure attachment with his parents.

C) He failed to develop any type of attachment with his parents.

D) He developed an anxious-ambivalent attachment with his parents.

Q2) As you're shopping for a car,the car salesperson is attempting many different persuasion tactics.You've been expecting these tactics,likely based on your stereotypes of car salespeople.What is likely,due to your expectations

A) You will disconfirm your previous beliefs about cars.

B) You will show cognitive dissonance in response to the persuasive tactics.

C) You will be forewarned about the tactics, and less likely to be persuaded.

D) You will be much easier to persuade, due to forewarning.

Q3) What happened to subjects in Milgram's study of obedience

A) They were ordered to deliver painful electric shocks to a stranger.

B) They were ordered to give consistently wrong answers to simple questions.

C) They became the recipients of electric shocks delivered by an experimenter.

D) They indicated which of three lines matched a "standard line" in length.

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Q1) Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to inconsistencies between attitudes and behaviour

A) Often, attitudes are measured in general ways while the predicted behaviours are usually specific.

B) People tend to be deceptive in describing their attitudes and honest in describing their behaviour.

C) Situational constraints influence behaviour.

D) Many behaviours occur spontaneously and are not products of thoughtful deliberation.

Q2) Which term would you use for the clusters of ideas you associate with categories like "students," "professors," "waiters," or "politicians"

A) stereotypes

B) prejudice

C) person perception

D) social schemas

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Q1) Tatiana just finished entering her 10-page term paper into one of the computers in the university's computer lab.She clicks the "Save" command,and the computer unexpectedly freezes.When she reboots the computer,she discovers that all but the first two pages of her term paper have been lost.What is Tatiana most likely experiencing at this point in time

A) conflict

B) burnout

C) pressure

D) frustration

Q2) Steve has a headache and some muscle stiffness,but he shrugs these symptoms off as a minor inconvenience.Micah has a headache and some muscle stiffness and is so concerned that he rushes himself to the urgent care centre of the local medical clinic.How would Steve likely score,relative to Micah,on tests of anxiety and neuroticism

A) higher in anxiety and neuroticism

B) lower in anxiety and neuroticism

C) lower in anxiety and higher in neuroticism

D) higher in anxiety and lower in neuroticism

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Q1) According to Albert Ellis,what should people alter to change their response to stress

A) diet

B) supportive aspects of their environments

C) baseline levels of arousal

D) cognitive appraisal of stress

Q2) Which of the following can make relaxation efforts more effective

A) automatic response

B) mindfulness meditation

C) progressive meditation

D) learned optimism

Q3) Which statement does NOT reflect Hans Seyle's description of physiological responses to stress

A) Continuing exposure to a stress may result in the individual exhibiting increased susceptibility to diseases of adaptation.

B) Physiological responses to stress differ depending on the specific types of stressors.

C) If a stress is prolonged, the individual becomes accustomed to the threat.

D) Initially stress causes an activation of the fight-or-flight response.

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Q1) If Romy is experiencing symptoms of PTSD caused by having been sexually assaulted by a stranger when she was younger,she is more likely to experience ________ than

A) mistrust; fear of physical harm

B) betrayal; guilt

C) guilt; betrayal

D) fear of physical harm; guilt

Q2) Anton and Jude are identical twins.If both of them undergo an MRI of their brain,it is expected that ____________.

A) Anton will likely have a larger amount of brain tissue than Jude.

B) Anton will likely have a smaller amount of brain tissue than Jude.

C) They will have the same amount of brain tissue, but Jude's prefrontal cortex will be smaller and his ventricles will be larger.

D) They will have the same amount of brain tissue, but Anton's prefrontal cortex will be smaller and his ventricles will be larger.

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Q1) Jack hears voices and believes that he has supernatural powers.Which type of schizophrenic symptoms are most prevalent in Jack's case

A) disorganized

B) positive

C) undifferentiated

D) negative

Q2) What is the term for an unwanted thought that repeatedly intrudes upon an individual's consciousness

A) hallucination

B) delusion

C) compulsion

D) obsession

Q3) Adena has just recovered from her first episode of major depression.What is the likelihood that Adena will experience a relapse within the next five years,based on the findings from longitudinal studies

A) less than 10 percent

B) just over 25 percent

C) between 40 and 45 percent

D) approximately 60 percent

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Q1) Sumandeep has withdrawn from social contact with others.She spends most of her time alone in her bedroom.She has stopped going to her job and no longer talks to her family on the phone.Additionally,Sumandeep neglects her personal hygiene and rarely bathes,brushes her teeth,or changes clothes.Which symptom of schizophrenia does Sumandeep's behaviour illustrate

A) deterioration of adaptive behaviour

B) irrational thought

C) disturbed emotions

D) hallucinations

Q2) Thomas Szasz would be most critical of which commonly used criterion to diagnose psychological disorders

A) maladaptive behaviour

B) cognitive confusion

C) deviance

D) personal distress

Q3) Which disorder is characterized by anxiety only in certain specific situations

A) specific phobic disorder

B) generalized anxiety disorder

C) specified anxiety disorder

D) panic disorder

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Q1) Which type of therapy is most likely associated with a person who has a serious mental disorder

A) group therapy

B) couples therapy

C) psychopharmacotherapy

D) rational emotive therapy

Q2) A therapist attempts to treat a man for his sexual attraction to animals by pairing pictures of animals with painful electric shocks.What procedure is being used

A) aversion therapy

B) electroconvulsive therapy

C) extinction

D) systematic desensitization

Q3) What type of conditioning is the basis for systematic desensitization

A) instrumental

B) classical

C) operant

D) aversive

Q4) Compare and contrast the psychoanalytic and humanistic brands of insight therapy.

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Q1) Which therapy is NOT one of the three major categories of psychotherapy

A) behaviour therapies

B) emotion therapies

C) biomedical therapies

D) insight therapies

Q2) Which class of therapeutic drugs includes tricyclics,MAO inhibitors,and selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)

A) antipsychotic drugs

B) antianxiety drugs

C) antidepressant drugs

D) mood stabilizers

Q3) Steve is becoming very aggravated with his therapist,and he has been missing appointments and reacting with sarcasm and hostility to his therapist's comments.What would Freud call this reaction

A) repression

B) incongruence

C) resistance

D) transference

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