behaviorism structuralism functionalism gestalt psychology psychoanalysis introspection william james H u m a n i t i e s
Match the Psychologist with the school of psychological thought that he developed.
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Wilhelm Wundt
[ Choose ] Behaviorism Structuralism Functionalism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Introspection
Edward Titchener
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William James
[ Choose ] Behaviorism Structuralism Functionalism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Introspection
Max Wertheimer
[ Choose ] Behaviorism Structuralism Functionalism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Introspection
Sigmund Freud
[ Choose ] Behaviorism Structuralism Functionalism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Introspection
Ivan Pavlov
[ Choose ] Behaviorism Structuralism Functionalism Gestalt Psychology Psychoanalysis Introspection
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Which of these is NOT a goal of psychology?
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What school of psychological thought did Max Wertheimer disagree with?
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Psychodynamic, Humanistic, Sociocultural, Biopsychological, Behavioral, Evolutionary, and Cognitive are all examples of WHAT perspective of Psychology?
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Adaptive theory believes that sleep patterns evolved to avoid being present during predators’ normal hunting time.
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Match the brain wave pattern with it’s state of consciousness.
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Beta
[ Choose ] Relaxed Light Sleep Deep Sleep Alert
Alpha
[ Choose ] Relaxed Light Sleep Deep Sleep Alert
Theta
[ Choose ] Relaxed Light Sleep Deep Sleep Alert
Delta
[ Choose ] Relaxed Light Sleep Deep Sleep Alert
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Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that involves what symptom?
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Which type of drug slows the nervous system?
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LSD, PCP, MDMA, and Marijuana are all types of what kind of drug?
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Daydreaming, being hypnotized, and using substances are all examples waking consciousness.
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Match the term with its definition.
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Physical Dependence
[ Choose ] the belief that the drug is needed to continue larger and larger doses of the drug are needed to achieve the same initial effects of the drug body is unable to functioning normally without the drug experience negative symptoms when deprived of the drug
Drug Tolerance
[ Choose ] the belief that the drug is needed to continue larger and larger doses of the drug are needed to achieve the same initial effects of the drug body is unable to functioning normally without the drug experience negative symptoms when deprived of the drug
Withdrawal
[ Choose ] the belief that the drug is needed to continue larger and larger doses of the drug are needed to achieve the same initial effects of the drug body is unable to functioning normally without the drug experience negative symptoms when deprived of the drug
Psychological Dependence
[ Choose ] the belief that the drug is needed to continue larger and larger doses of the drug are needed to achieve the same initial effects of the drug body is unable to functioning normally without the drug experience negative symptoms when deprived of the drug
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What scientist developed the experiment that investigated classical conditioning?
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Which of these is NOT a concept of operant conditioning?
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Match the term with its definition.
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Unconditioned Stimulus
[ Choose ] learned response to the conditioned stimulu previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus becomes a trigger to a conditioned response automatic and involuntary response to unconditioned stimulus original, naturally occurring stimulus
Unconditioned Response
[ Choose ] learned response to the conditioned stimulu previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus becomes a trigger to a conditioned response automatic and involuntary response to unconditioned stimulus original, naturally occurring stimulus
Conditioned Stimulus
[ Choose ] learned response to the conditioned stimulu previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus becomes a trigger to a conditioned response automatic and involuntary response to unconditioned stimulus original, naturally occurring stimulus
Conditioned Response
[ Choose ] learned response to the conditioned stimulu previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus becomes a trigger to a conditioned response automatic and involuntary response to unconditioned stimulus original, naturally occurring stimulus
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Tolman’s maze running rats investigated latent learning.
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Which of these is not an example of a behavior modification technique?
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Which of these is NOT an element of observational learning?
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Koehler’s smart chimp experiment invested learned helplessness.
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Punishment is the same as reinforcement
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Bandura and the Bobo Doll is an example of what type of learning?
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What is the first process in memory?
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Which of these is NOT a memory system in the information-processing model?
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Match the term with its definition.
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Distributed Practice
[ Choose ] Spacing out learned information makes it easier to remember the failure to process information into memory other information interferes with accurate retrieval over time, if not the information is not used it decays
Encoding failure
[ Choose ] Spacing out learned information makes it easier to remember the failure to process information into memory other information interferes with accurate retrieval over time, if not the information is not used it decays
Memory trace decay
[ Choose ] Spacing out learned information makes it easier to remember the failure to process information into memory other information interferes with accurate retrieval over time, if not the information is not used it decays
Interference
[ Choose ] Spacing out learned information makes it easier to remember the failure to process information into memory other information interferes with accurate retrieval over time, if not the information is not used it decays
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Nondeclarative memory involves memories for things that people know how to do.
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If you are given a list of 10 items to remember and you are only able to remember the last three items, what recall failure are you exhibiting?
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Match the definition with its term.
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Recall
[ Choose ] looking at or hearing information and matching it to what is already in memory stimulus for remembering the tendency to remember items at the beginning or the end of a series information presented to you memories are retrieved with few or no external cues inability to find an answer
Retrieval Failure
[ Choose ] looking at or hearing information and matching it to what is already in memory stimulus for remembering the tendency to remember items at the beginning or the end of a series information presented to you memories are retrieved with few or no external cues inability to find an answer
Serial Position Effect
[ Choose ] looking at or hearing information and matching it to what is already in memory stimulus for remembering the tendency to remember items at the beginning or the end of a series information presented to you memories are retrieved with few or no external cues inability to find an answer
Recognition
[ Choose ] looking at or hearing information and matching it to what is already in memory stimulus for remembering the tendency to remember items at the beginning or the end of a series information presented to you memories are retrieved with few or no external cues inability to find an answer
Retrieval cues
[ Choose ] looking at or hearing information and matching it to what is already in memory stimulus for remembering the tendency to remember items at the beginning or the end of a series information presented to you memories are retrieved with few or no external cues inability to find an answer
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Match the behavior modification technique with its definition.
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Applied behavior analysis
[ Choose ] involves trying to change brain activity uses analysis of current behavior and behavioral techniques to address a socially relevant issue a process whereby electronic monitoring of a normally automatic bodily function is used to train someone to acquire voluntary control of that function
Neurofeedback
[ Choose ] involves trying to change brain activity uses analysis of current behavior and behavioral techniques to address a socially relevant issue a process whereby electronic monitoring of a normally automatic bodily function is used to train someone to acquire voluntary control of that function
Biofeedback
[ Choose ] involves trying to change brain activity uses analysis of current behavior and behavioral techniques to address a socially relevant issue a process whereby electronic monitoring of a normally automatic bodily function is used to train someone to acquire voluntary control of that function
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