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      CH 1: What is Psychology? on QuizRevolution

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      • The scientific study of human social behavior.

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      • The scientific study of humankind.

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      1. What is Psychology?
        1. The scientific study of human social behavior.
        2. The scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
        3. The scientific study of humankind.
        4. None of the above.
      2. Believed that the mind and body were seperate entities and focused strictly on the mind?
        1. Socrates
        2. Plato
        3. Aristotle
        4. Descartes
      3. Who founded the psychological theories behind Structuralism?
        1. William James
        2. Sigmund Freud
        3. Albert Bandura
        4. William Wundt
      4. The beginning of psychology as a science began in the discipline of
        1. Chemistry
        2. Biology
        3. Physics
        4. Philosophy
      5. Focuses on our interactions with the environment that can be seen and measured.
        1. Evolutionary Approach
        2. Socio-Cultural Approach
        3. Behavioral Approach
        4. Biological Approach
      6. Self-reports given by patients about what was going on mentally during different events.
        1. Introspection.
        2. Case Study.
        3. Longitudinal Study.
        4. Inter-Rater Reliability.
      7. Emphasizes a person's positive qualities and the capacity for positive growth.
        1. Humanistic Approach
        2. Socio-Cultural Approach
        3. Biological Approach
        4. Behavioral Aproach
      8. Who is the founding father of Functionalism?
        1. Sigmund Freud
        2. William James
        3. William Wundt
        4. Carl Jung
      9. Examines attention, consciousness, information processing, and memory.
        1. Psychology of Learning
        2. Psychology of Motivation
        3. Personality Psychology
        4. Cognitive Psychology
      10. Who were the leading Behaviorists of the 20th century?
        1. Watson and Skinner
        2. Freud and Wundt
        3. Wundt and Titchener
        4. James and Jung
      11. Who is the founding father of the Psychodynamic Theory and psychotherapy?
        1. William Wundt
        2. Sigmund Freud
        3. E. B. Titchener
        4. William James
      12. All of the following are critical aspects of Structuralism EXCEPT?
        1. Pleasure/Displeasure
        2. Tension/Relaxation
        3. Reinforcement/Consequences
        4. Excitement/Depression
      13. Your brain hosts a "mind" whose mental processes allow you to remember and make decisions.
        1. Behavioral Approach
        2. Evolutionary Approach
        3. Cognitive Approach
        4. Biological Approach
      14. Functionalism is interested in all of the following EXCEPT?
        1. Interaction of the environment and behavior.
        2. Cause and Effect.
        3. Prediction and Control.
        4. Introspection, sensation, and perception.
      15. William Wundt is to _______, as William James is to _______
        1. Behaviorism; Functionalism
        2. Structuralism; Functionalism
        3. Structuralism; Behaviorism
        4. Functionalism; Behaviorism
      16. Who highlighted the reproductive advantages of environmentally adaptive traits?
        1. John Locke
        2. Aristotle
        3. Plato
        4. Charles Darwin
      17. Focuses on the body, especially the brain and nervous system.
        1. Behavioral Approach
        2. Biological Approach
        3. Cognitive Approach
        4. Humanistic Approach
      18. Everything we do that can be directly observed is called?
        1. Knowledge.
        2. Skills.
        3. Behavior.
        4. Mental Processes.
      19. Concerned with how people become who they are, from conception to death.
        1. Psychology of Learning
        2. Cognitive Psychology
        3. Developmental Psychology
        4. Social Psychology
      20. Field of Psychology that focuses on experiences that people value such as hope is called?
        1. Developmental Psychology
        2. Behavioral Psychology
        3. Cognitive Psychology
        4. Positive Psychology
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