Question 1

In the Sullivan's system, various types of awareness related to self seen from different angles are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  id, ego, and super-ego 
B)  self, us, and them 
C)  positive, negative, and neutral self 
D)  bad-me, good-me, and not-me 
E)  conscious, unconscious, and lying self 
A)  id, ego, and super-ego 
B)  self, us, and them 
C)  positive, negative, and neutral self 
D)  bad-me, good-me, and not-me 
E)  conscious, unconscious, and lying self

Question 2

Karen Horney rejected the view that the source of female unconscious conflicts is rooted in the woman's:

Accepted Answer

A)  aggressive impulses 
B)  envy 
C)  sense of inferiority 
D)  desire to dominate 
E)  desire to be better than others 
A)  aggressive impulses 
B)  envy 
C)  sense of inferiority 
D)  desire to dominate 
E)  desire to be better than others

Question 3

Erikson's theory has obvious strengths from a cross-cultural viewpoint.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The history of the Aircrib shows that the researchers' great reputation is always a guarantee for the market success of their ideas.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Skinner's early major work, The Behavior of Organisms (1938), received a largely unenthusiastic review from American psychologists.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Anna Freud's most influential book was The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

In the Holt's system, the response reaction that has something to do with the meaning of the situation, that is the way an animal or human interprets the situation, is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  simple reaction 
B)  complex reaction 
C)  molar response 
D)  new reflex 
E)  Holt answer 
A)  simple reaction 
B)  complex reaction 
C)  molar response 
D)  new reflex 
E)  Holt answer

Question 8

Explain defense mechanisms by suggesting contemporary examples.

Accepted Answer

Defense mechanisms are psychological str

Question 9

According to Skinner, psychologists have no right to influence people's lives in attempts to make them better.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What was the main idea of the book, Escape From Freedom?

Accepted Answer

The main idea of the book "Escape From F

Question 11

Why was the Skinner's Aircrib project unsuccessful?

Accepted Answer

Both manufacturing companies a

Question 12

How did Tolman modify the traditional behaviorist formula stimulus-reaction?

Accepted Answer

Edward Chace Tolman was an American psyc

Question 13

B.F. Skinner did not like the term "Skinner box" given to his experimental devices; he preferred to use another term, which was:

Accepted Answer

A)  Skinner shrine 
B)  experimental space 
C)  Aircrib 
D)  Skinner Walden 
E)  puzzle box 
A)  Skinner shrine 
B)  experimental space 
C)  Aircrib 
D)  Skinner Walden 
E)  puzzle box

Question 14

One of Murray's major contributions to psychology was TAT or:

Accepted Answer

A)  Test-Analysis -Test method 
B)  Total Algorithm for Thinking 
C)  Thinking Artificial Training 
D)  Thematic Apperception Test 
E)  Test on Analysis and Thinking 
A)  Test-Analysis -Test method 
B)  Total Algorithm for Thinking 
C)  Thinking Artificial Training 
D)  Thematic Apperception Test 
E)  Test on Analysis and Thinking

Question 15

One of the key points of the story in Walden Two by B.F. Skinner is that this community uses key principles of:

Accepted Answer

conditioning and pos

Question 16

Mary Cover Jones (1897-1987) became known for her research of conditioning related to:

Accepted Answer

A)  monkeys 
B)  air force pilots 
C)  mechanical engineers 
D)  feeding habits of rabbits 
E)  treatment of fear in infants 
A)  monkeys 
B)  air force pilots 
C)  mechanical engineers 
D)  feeding habits of rabbits 
E)  treatment of fear in infants

Question 17

Basic anxiety is, in Karen Horney's system, feelings of loneliness, hopelessness, and counter-hostility (emotional responses to hostile situations).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Erik Erikson theorized that all people pass through eight developmental stages that stretch from birth to death. In each stage, the ego:

Accepted Answer

A)  meets with "egos" of other people 
B)  faces a crisis 
C)  finds a chance to grow 
D)  disappears 
E)  splits into several egos 
A)  meets with "egos" of other people 
B)  faces a crisis 
C)  finds a chance to grow 
D)  disappears 
E)  splits into several egos

Question 19

According to Skinner, conditions involving different rates and times of reinforcement are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  positive conditions 
B)  unconscious reinforcement 
C)  learning curves 
D)  schedules of reinforcement 
E)  second chance 
A)  positive conditions 
B)  unconscious reinforcement 
C)  learning curves 
D)  schedules of reinforcement 
E)  second chance

Question 20

Who introduced the cognitive map concept?

Accepted Answer

A)  Skinner 
B)  Murray 
C)  Fromm 
D)  Holt 
E)  Tolman 
A)  Skinner 
B)  Murray 
C)  Fromm 
D)  Holt 
E)  Tolman

In the Sullivan's system, various types of awareness related to self seen from different angles are called:

Karen Horney rejected the view that the source of female unconscious conflicts is rooted in the woman's:

Erikson's theory has obvious strengths from a cross-cultural viewpoint.

The history of the Aircrib shows that the researchers' great reputation is always a guarantee for the market success of their ideas.

Skinner's early major work, The Behavior of Organisms (1938), received a largely unenthusiastic review from American psychologists.

Anna Freud's most influential book was The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense.

In the Holt's system, the response reaction that has something to do with the meaning of the situation, that is the way an animal or human interprets the situation, is called:

Explain defense mechanisms by suggesting contemporary examples.

According to Skinner, psychologists have no right to influence people's lives in attempts to make them better.

What was the main idea of the book, Escape From Freedom?

Why was the Skinner's Aircrib project unsuccessful?

How did Tolman modify the traditional behaviorist formula stimulus-reaction?

B.F. Skinner did not like the term "Skinner box" given to his experimental devices; he preferred to use another term, which was:

One of Murray's major contributions to psychology was TAT or:

One of the key points of the story in Walden Two by B.F. Skinner is that this community uses key principles of:

Mary Cover Jones (1897-1987) became known for her research of conditioning related to:

Basic anxiety is, in Karen Horney's system, feelings of loneliness, hopelessness, and counter-hostility (emotional responses to hostile situations).

Erik Erikson theorized that all people pass through eight developmental stages that stretch from birth to death. In each stage, the ego:

According to Skinner, conditions involving different rates and times of reinforcement are called:

Who introduced the cognitive map concept?

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In the Sullivan's system, various types of awareness related to self seen from different angles are called:

Karen Horney rejected the view that the source of female unconscious conflicts is rooted in the woman's:

Erikson's theory has obvious strengths from a cross-cultural viewpoint.

The history of the Aircrib shows that the researchers' great reputation is always a guarantee for the market success of their ideas.

Skinner's early major work, The Behavior of Organisms (1938), received a largely unenthusiastic review from American psychologists.

Anna Freud's most influential book was The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense.

In the Holt's system, the response reaction that has something to do with the meaning of the situation, that is the way an animal or human interprets the situation, is called:

Explain defense mechanisms by suggesting contemporary examples.

According to Skinner, psychologists have no right to influence people's lives in attempts to make them better.

What was the main idea of the book, Escape From Freedom?

Why was the Skinner's Aircrib project unsuccessful?

How did Tolman modify the traditional behaviorist formula stimulus-reaction?

B.F. Skinner did not like the term "Skinner box" given to his experimental devices; he preferred to use another term, which was:

One of Murray's major contributions to psychology was TAT or:

One of the key points of the story in Walden Two by B.F. Skinner is that this community uses key principles of:

Mary Cover Jones (1897-1987) became known for her research of conditioning related to:

Basic anxiety is, in Karen Horney's system, feelings of loneliness, hopelessness, and counter-hostility (emotional responses to hostile situations).

Erik Erikson theorized that all people pass through eight developmental stages that stretch from birth to death. In each stage, the ego:

According to Skinner, conditions involving different rates and times of reinforcement are called:

Who introduced the cognitive map concept?

Understanding Psychologys History

Early Psychological Knowledge

Psychology During Mid-Millennium Transitions: the 15th to the End of the 18th Century

Psychology in the Laboratory

Psychology and the Mass Society at the Beginning of the 20th Century

Clinical Research and Psychology at the End of the 19th and the Beginning of the 20th

The Birth and Development of the Behaviorist Tradition

The Birth and Development of Psychoanalysis

The Paths of Gestalt Psychology

Theoretical and Applied Psychology After the Great War

Humanistic and Cognitive Psychology

Focusing on Contemporary Issues

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