1)What did Watson
believe about behavior?
that
it stems from unconscious motivation that it and personality
form in the first
6 years of life that it is learned that it is related to
repressed conflict
2)John Watson believed that phobias:
are
the result of a traumatic event. are an indication of a
deeper mental problem.
cannot be eliminated entirely. are learned through the
process of conditioning.
3)Freud believed that personality was formed:
in the
first 6 years of life. in the first 2 years of life. around
puberty when the
sex organs develop. after a traumatizing event.
4)The psychological perspective that is
associated with William James is:
structuralism.
functionalism. conflict. psychoanalysis.
5)Which of the following is a guideline for
doing research with people?
Participants
must understand that confidentiality is not guaranteed.
Deception is never
justified. Participants must be allowed to make an informed
decision about
participation. Participants cannot just quit without a valid,
logical reason.
6)Because psychologists want to be precise and
measure as carefully as they can, they use ________ to study
psychology.
mental
processes functionalism and structuralism introspection the
scientific method
7)A ________ has a medical degree and is a
medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment
of psychological
disorders.
psychiatric
social worker psychiatrist psychologist psychoanalyst
8)Freud’s theory of psychoanalysis:
has no
place in modern scientific study. is as commonly used today
as it was a few
decades ago. has been completely rejected by modern
psychologists. is still in
use by professionals today, with less emphasis on sex and
sexual motivations.
9)Mary is a psychologist who focuses on the
role of the conscious and unconscious minds. To which
perspective does Mary
ascribe?
humanistic
psychodynamic cognitive behavioral
10)________ focuses on how people think,
remember, store, and use information.
Behaviorism
Cognitive psychology Structuralism Objective
introspection
11)Which of the following illustrates
psychology’s goal of control?
using
rewards to help a smoker give up cigarettes. giving
psychological tests to a
new therapy client to determine the client’s symptoms.
predicting students’
university grades based on their high school grades.
observing the behavior of
children in preschool.
12)Sasha sat in the preschool classroom and
watched the children play, writing down how well they
interacted with each
other. The children could see that Sasha was watching them,
so they made an
attempt to be extra well-behaved for her. Sasha’s research
will be impacted by:
participant
observation. an inability to replicate the results. the
observer effect.
observer bias.
13)When
Mary took the survey in the mall, she noticed that the
interviewer was wearing
an Obama button. She answered the questions more favorably
toward Obama than
she might otherwise have, probably because:
of
observer bias. the survey questions were biased. she
misunderstand the purpose
of the survey. of courtesy bias.
14)Anna is 45 years old and is suffering from
hot flashes and extreme moodiness. From a(n) _____
perspective, Anna’s symptoms
can be attributed to menopause.
biopsychological
psychodynamic cognitive analytical
15)Dr. Edwards wants to show a causal
relationship between tobacco smoking and cancer. Dr. Edwards
should:
find a
correlation between smoking and the rates of cancer. observe
people smoking.
conduct an experiment using animal participants. conduct a
telephone survey
asking smokers about their health.
16)A researcher wants to describe children’s
normal behavior on the playground. The best method for this
research is to use
a
survey. an experiment. a case study. naturalistic
observation.
17)Mrs. Lewis participated in a study in which
she was given no treatment for her condition. Mrs. Lewis was
in the ________
group.
hazard
observed control experimental
18)Dr.
Jonas wanted to determine what would happen if rats were
given food every time
they completed a maze. He believed they would learn to
complete the maze
faster. This belief is called
an
explanation. control. a description. a prediction.
19)Mrs. O’Connor participated in a study in
which she was told she would try out a new allergy medicine.
She was in the
group that received a sugar pill, but she believed that the
pill did indeed
help control her allergy symptoms. This phenomenon is known
as:
the
experimenter effect. the mind-over-matter effect. the placebo
effect. a
successful experiment.
20)A drug company is determining the effects
of a treatment for depression. Neither the researcher nor the
participants know
who is getting the treatment and who is given a sugar pill.
This type of study
is:
single-blind.
double-blind. quasi-experimental. an institutional
review.
21)Researchers who allow their expectations
about what they will see to affect the results of their
observation studies are
suffering from:
participation
observation. the observer effect. observer bias. controlled
observation.
22)Researchers use ________ for reducing bias
and error in the measurement of data.
the
descriptive methods naturalistic observation case studies the
scientific method
23)Experimenters control the effects of
extraneous or confounding variables upon members of
experimental and control
groups by using:
placebos.
random assignment. double-blind studies. independent
observers.
24)Correlation will tell researchers all of
the following EXCEPT ________ between variables.
how
strong the relationship is in what direction the relationship
goes if there is
causation if there is a relationship
25)If a correlation coefficient is positive:
only
one of the variables goes up. the two variables have an
inverse relationship.
the number is represented by the letter p. the two variables
increase in the
same direction.
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