Revision Quiz

Which of the following is one of the major approaches to psychology?

• Biopsychology

• Quantum Physics

• Organic Chemistry

• Astrophysics

Which approach to psychology focuses on the influence of culture and social interactions?

• Behaviourism

• Sociocultural Psychology

• Psychoanalysis

• Humanism

Which psychological approach emphasizes the study of observable behavior?

• Cognitive Psychology

• Psychoanalysis

• Behaviourism

• Humanism

Which approach to psychology is associated with the study of mental processes such as thinking, memory, and problem-solving?

• Cognitive Psychology

• Biopsychology

• Humanism

• Psychoanalysis

Which psychological approach focuses on unconscious processes and early childhood experiences?

• Humanism

• Behaviourism

• Psychoanalysis

• Sociocultural Psychology

Which approach to psychology emphasizes personal growth and the achievement of human potential?

• Biopsychology

• Humanism

• Cognitive Psychology

• Sociocultural Psychology

What does the term 'informed consent' mean in psychology?

• It is a principle where participants must have sufficient information and understanding before making decisions about their involvement.

• It is a principle where participants are forced to participate in a study.

• It is a principle where participants are given incentives to participate.

• It is a principle where participants are not informed about the study.

What do 'ethical standards' refer to in psychology?

• Principles that promote trust, good behaviour, fairness, and governing the conduct of a person.

• Rules that allow researchers to deceive participants.

• Guidelines that encourage participants to lie.

• Standards that promote unfair treatment of participants.

What does the term 'conflict of interest' mean in the context of psychology?

• A situation where a psychologist has a prior relationship with a patient, research subject, or research provider, impairing their competence, effectiveness, objectivity, or ability to render a psychological service.

• A situation where a psychologist shares confidential information with unauthorized individuals.

• A situation where a psychologist refuses to treat a patient due to personal beliefs.

• A situation where a psychologist is unable to diagnose a patient accurately.

What does the term 'confidentiality' mean in the context of psychology?

• The practice of sharing patient information with other healthcare providers.

• The practice of keeping patient information private through a set of rules or a promise, usually executed through confidentiality agreements.

• The practice of discussing patient cases in public forums.

• The practice of documenting patient information in public records.