7/27/2022 Profed

In Gestalt psychology, our ability to perceive a whole without first noticing its parts is referred to as ___.

• The Law of Similarity

• Reification

• The superego

• Emergence

If you were depressed and wanted to talk to someone, what type of psychologist would you go see?

• A social psychologist

• A cognitive psychologist

• A clinical psychologist

• A developmental psychologist

What did Pavlov originally set out to study?

• What would happen if he showed Little Albert a picture of a rat

• The digestive system of dogs

• Why dogs drooled at lab coats

• Why dogs ate so much

What is the difference between an unconditioned response and a conditional response?

• There is no difference between an unconditioned and a conditioned response.

• An unconditioned response is based on a scientific study, and a conditioned response is based on a scientific study, and a conditioned response is based on a psychological study.

• A conditioned response is completely natural, and an unconditioned response is something that we learn.

• An unconditioned response is completely natural, and a conditioned respinse is something we learn.

In psychoanalysis, what is the ego?

• The person's morality

• The person's basic desires

• The person's sense of self

• The ego is all of these

When formulating a research question, one must be careful to choose a question that is___ and not too___.

• vague, affordable

• testable,vague

• testable, boring

• affordable,boring

___refers to traits that are biological or inherited.

• Genetics

• Nurture

• Hormones

• Nature

The___states that social stratification has beneficial consequences for the operation of society.

• Capitalist Theory

• Karl Marx Theorem

• Davis-Moore thesis

• No one would argue the social stratification is beneficial.

The psychology field that focuses on our family and friends influencing our behaviour is

• social psychology

• clinical psychology

• developmental psychology

• humanistic psychology

Self-actualization is thought to be a key motivating factor in

• humanistic psychology

• developmental psychology

• social psychology

• cognitive psychology