Exam 1: The Science of Psychology
Exam 1: The Science of Psychology148 Questions
Exam 2: The Ways and Means of Psychology171 Questions
Exam 3: Evolution, Heredity, and Behaviour186 Questions
Exam 4: Biology of Behaviour263 Questions
Exam 5: Sensation236 Questions
Exam 6: Perception181 Questions
Exam 7: Learning and Behaviour208 Questions
Exam 8: Memory194 Questions
Exam 9: Consciousness177 Questions
Exam 10: Language177 Questions
Exam 11: Intelligence and Thinking202 Questions
Exam 12: Lifespan Development243 Questions
Exam 13: Motivation and Emotion178 Questions
Exam 14: Personality199 Questions
Exam 15: Social Psychology206 Questions
Exam 16: Lifestyle, Stress, and Health185 Questions
Exam 17: The Nature and Causes of Psychological Disorders215 Questions
Exam 18: The Treatment of Psychological Disorders204 Questions
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The idea that all reality can be divided into either mind or matter is called
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The physiologists who introduced the use of electrical stimulation to map the functions of different parts of the brain were
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Psychologists who attempt to help people solve their problems, regardless of what causes them, are most likely to be __________ psychologists.
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The study of the effects that people have on other people is called personality psychology.
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__________ is the branch of psychology that focuses on the adaptive significance of behaviours. For example, how cognitive or social aspects of our psychology may have provided early humans with a competitive advantage over other species.
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The idea that the mind consists of the elements of consciousness is the cornerstone of the __________ approach to psychology.
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The work of Weber in the area of psychophysics involved studying the relationship between physical stimuli and human perceptions.
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Kosslyn showed that it took longer to answer a question about a drawing that had been memorized if the subject was asked about a part of the drawing on which he or she was not mentally focused. This study helped us to understand that such images were
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The idea that different sets of nerve fibers convey information from different sensory organs, is known as the doctrine of specific nerve energies.
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Dr. Lind is a psychologist who studies the effects of different drugs on the behaviour of many different species. Most likely, Dr. Lind is a __________ psychologist.
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The approach to psychology that stresses positive growth and self realization is
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According to Descartes, the site in the brain at which the mind and body interact is the
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Which two of the following approaches to psychology were most likely to reject the idea that mental events are an appropriate subject matter for study in psychology?
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Dr. Hardy is a follower of Freud's psychodynamic approach. Like Wundt he emphasizes __________ but unlike Wundt he emphasizes __________.
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Why was the re-emergence of interest in cognitive and biological factors in recent decades considered revolutionary for psychology?
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If an act produces satisfaction, it is more likely to recur. If an act produces discomfort, it is less likely to recur. This describes the principle of determinism.
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Marni believes that she can discover truth by using reason and logical thinking. Like Descartes, she believes in
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Itard's work with Victor, "The Wild Boy of Aveyron,"influenced subsequent developments in
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