Exam 17: Integrative Questions

The study techniques of distributed practice and practice testing are more effective than are more traditional techniques because making _ during study sessions appears to enhance _ memory.

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Question 161

A bell has been paired with food a sufficient number of times such that now it elicits salivation in a dog.In subsequent trials,the bell sounds but is not followed by food.Eventually,the dog will stop salivating to the sound of the bell.This example illustrates _ and has clinical implications for _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 162

John Watson taught Little Albert a _ phobia using _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 163

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _;behaviourists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 164

Avoidance motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 165

The areas of the cortex involved in the perception of pitch and speech _ are located in the _ lobe.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 166

Approach motivation is to _ as avoidance motivation is to _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 167

Research manipulating the number of bystanders across groups of randomly assigned participants has found that there is a _____ between the number of bystanders and the probability of any one participant helping.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 168

Prescription sleeping pills are effective for _ relief of insomnia and work by enhancing the functions of the inhibitory neurotransmitter _.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 169

Corey wonders if people are as obedient to authority figures today as when _ conducted his famous study on obedience.Corey is concerned about the _ validity of this particular study.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 170

One prediction that can be deduced from the ___ theory of emotion is that,in persons with spinal injuries,the _ the injury on the spinal cord,the ___ intensely they will be able to experience emotion.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 171

The criticism that _ stages of moral development do not describe adequately the moral development on non-Westerners is a criticism of the _ associated with the research.

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Question 172

A behaviourist's views on the person-situation controversy would be MOST similar to the views of:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 173

_ believed that behaviour in a specific environment is determined by a history of reinforcement in that environment.As such,his view on the person-situation controversy would be similar to that of _.

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Question 174

A(n)_ psychologist would BEST explain why humans are born with _ brains.

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Question 175

Approach motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 176

Not getting enough _sleep for a number of nights leaves people tired and hypersensitive to bone and muscle pain.In the context of the general adaptation syndrome,these people are probably in the _ stage.

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 177

More intelligent people tend to live longer.People who attempt to explain this relationship by highlighting the link between intelligence and education,education and job status,job status and income,and income and health are:

(Multiple Choice)

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Question 178

People who malinger engage in this behaviour because it is usually _ reinforced by _.

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Question 179

Rational coping incorporates elements of the behavioural treatment termed:

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The study techniques of distributed practice and practice testing are more effective than are more traditional techniques because making _ during study sessions appears to enhance _ memory.

A bell has been paired with food a sufficient number of times such that now it elicits salivation in a dog.In subsequent trials,the bell sounds but is not followed by food.Eventually,the dog will stop salivating to the sound of the bell.This example illustrates _ and has clinical implications for _.

John Watson taught Little Albert a _ phobia using _.

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _;behaviourists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _.

Avoidance motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

The areas of the cortex involved in the perception of pitch and speech _ are located in the _ lobe.

Approach motivation is to _ as avoidance motivation is to _.

Research manipulating the number of bystanders across groups of randomly assigned participants has found that there is a _____ between the number of bystanders and the probability of any one participant helping.

Prescription sleeping pills are effective for _ relief of insomnia and work by enhancing the functions of the inhibitory neurotransmitter _.

Corey wonders if people are as obedient to authority figures today as when _ conducted his famous study on obedience.Corey is concerned about the _ validity of this particular study.

One prediction that can be deduced from the ___ theory of emotion is that,in persons with spinal injuries,the _ the injury on the spinal cord,the ___ intensely they will be able to experience emotion.

The criticism that _ stages of moral development do not describe adequately the moral development on non-Westerners is a criticism of the _ associated with the research.

A behaviourist's views on the person-situation controversy would be MOST similar to the views of:

_ believed that behaviour in a specific environment is determined by a history of reinforcement in that environment.As such,his view on the person-situation controversy would be similar to that of _.

A(n)_ psychologist would BEST explain why humans are born with _ brains.

Approach motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

Not getting enough _sleep for a number of nights leaves people tired and hypersensitive to bone and muscle pain.In the context of the general adaptation syndrome,these people are probably in the _ stage.

More intelligent people tend to live longer.People who attempt to explain this relationship by highlighting the link between intelligence and education,education and job status,job status and income,and income and health are:

People who malinger engage in this behaviour because it is usually _ reinforced by _.

Rational coping incorporates elements of the behavioural treatment termed:

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Exam 17: Integrative Questions

The study techniques of distributed practice and practice testing are more effective than are more traditional techniques because making _____ during study sessions appears to enhance _____ memory.

John Watson taught Little Albert a _____ phobia using _____.

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _____;behaviourists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _____.

Avoidance motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

The areas of the cortex involved in the perception of pitch and speech _____ are located in the _____ lobe.

Approach motivation is to _____ as avoidance motivation is to _____.

Research manipulating the number of bystanders across groups of randomly assigned participants has found that there is a _____ between the number of bystanders and the probability of any one participant helping.

Prescription sleeping pills are effective for _____ relief of insomnia and work by enhancing the functions of the inhibitory neurotransmitter _____.

Corey wonders if people are as obedient to authority figures today as when _____ conducted his famous study on obedience.Corey is concerned about the _____ validity of this particular study.

One prediction that can be deduced from the _____ theory of emotion is that,in persons with spinal injuries,the _____ the injury on the spinal cord,the _____ intensely they will be able to experience emotion.

The criticism that _____ stages of moral development do not describe adequately the moral development on non-Westerners is a criticism of the _____ associated with the research.

A behaviourist's views on the person-situation controversy would be MOST similar to the views of:

_____ believed that behaviour in a specific environment is determined by a history of reinforcement in that environment.As such,his view on the person-situation controversy would be similar to that of _____.

A(n)_____ psychologist would BEST explain why humans are born with _____ brains.

Approach motivation MOST closely corresponds to:

Not getting enough _____sleep for a number of nights leaves people tired and hypersensitive to bone and muscle pain.In the context of the general adaptation syndrome,these people are probably in the _____ stage.

More intelligent people tend to live longer.People who attempt to explain this relationship by highlighting the link between intelligence and education,education and job status,job status and income,and income and health are:

People who malinger engage in this behaviour because it is usually _____ reinforced by _____.

Rational coping incorporates elements of the behavioural treatment termed:

Psychology: Evolution of a Science

Methods in Psychology

Neuroscience and Behavior

Sensation and Perception

Consciousness

Memory

Learning

Emotion and Motivation

Language and Thought

Intelligence

Development

Personality

Social Psychology

Stress and Health

Psychological Disorders

Treatment of Psychological Disorders

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The study techniques of distributed practice and practice testing are more effective than are more traditional techniques because making _ during study sessions appears to enhance _ memory.

John Watson taught Little Albert a _ phobia using _.

The ability to use another person's reactions as information pertaining to how we should respond is termed _;behaviourists would conceptualize the reactions of the other person in terms of a _.

The areas of the cortex involved in the perception of pitch and speech _ are located in the _ lobe.

Approach motivation is to _ as avoidance motivation is to _.

Prescription sleeping pills are effective for _ relief of insomnia and work by enhancing the functions of the inhibitory neurotransmitter _.

Corey wonders if people are as obedient to authority figures today as when _ conducted his famous study on obedience.Corey is concerned about the _ validity of this particular study.

One prediction that can be deduced from the ___ theory of emotion is that,in persons with spinal injuries,the _ the injury on the spinal cord,the ___ intensely they will be able to experience emotion.

The criticism that _ stages of moral development do not describe adequately the moral development on non-Westerners is a criticism of the _ associated with the research.

_ believed that behaviour in a specific environment is determined by a history of reinforcement in that environment.As such,his view on the person-situation controversy would be similar to that of _.

A(n)_ psychologist would BEST explain why humans are born with _ brains.

Not getting enough _sleep for a number of nights leaves people tired and hypersensitive to bone and muscle pain.In the context of the general adaptation syndrome,these people are probably in the _ stage.

People who malinger engage in this behaviour because it is usually _ reinforced by _.