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Look into my eyes! Baron-Cohen Revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
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1.

Baron-Cohen's research is one of the studies in the Individual Differences Area. Which one of these is a feature of IDA?

a)

Behaviour is influenced by social factors

b)

Behaviour is influenced by the unconscious mind

c)

Behaviour is considered to be unique

d)

Behaviour is influenced by thoughts

2.

One common way to measure unique behaviour in the IDA is through the use of...

a)

Psychometric tests (e.g. IQ and personality tests)

b)

Highly controlled lab experiments

c)

Field experiments

d)

Natural experiments

3.

One strength of the IDA approach is research...

a)

Can show clear cause and effect

b)

Research supports the Psychology as a Science debate

c)

Research can be usefully applied to everyday life

d)

Research is often unethical

4.

One weakness of the IDA is that research...

a)

cannot be applied to everyday life

b)

can sometimes be socially sensitive and unethical

c)

can offer insight into unique behaviours

d)

cannot be analysed

5.

What debate does this refer to? 'Is it our personality or is it the environment that makes us behave in the way we do?'

a)

Free-will v determinism

b)

Individual (disposition) v situation

c)

Reductionism v holism

d)

Idiographic v nomothetic

6.

What three things might people with Autism struggle with? Select 3 answers.

a)

Imagination

b)

Watching netflix

c)

Social interaction

d)

Verbal/non-verbal communication

7.

What is this a definition of? 'The ability to infer, in other people, a range of mental states e.g. beliefs, desires, intentions, imaginations and emotions.'

a)

Theory of Everything

b)

Theory of Mind

c)

Theory of Driving

d)

Theory of Knowledge

8.

Another test used to measure Theory of Mind uses dolls. What are the names of the two dolls?

a)

Sophie and Claudia

b)

Sam and Cat

c)

Simona and Corrina

d)

Sally and Anne

9.

There is a problem with the Sally-Anne Test. Some people with Autism were successful with people with a mental age of <6. What is this called?

a)

Clever Effect

b)

Ceiling Effect

c)

Complex Effect

d)

Calculated Effect

10.

The Eyes Task involved participants looking at 25 photos of eyes. Select the correct description of the photos.

a)

Black and white, 20cm x 25cm, from midway along nose to above eyebrow

b)

Colour pictures, 10cm x 15cm, from midway along nose to above eyebrow

c)

Black and white, 10cm x 15cm, from bottom of the nose to midway along forehead

d)

Black and white, 10cm x 15cm, from midway along nose to above eyebrow

11.

Which of these was NOT included in the research?

a)

16 people with highly functioning autism (4) and AS (12)

b)

50 normal age matched adults

c)

52 Canadian male psychopaths

d)

10 adults with Tourette Syndrome

12.

Why were people with Tourette's included as a control group?

a)

AS and TS are both organic (possibly genetic) disorders that begin in childhood

b)

People with AS and TS have an ‘normal’ IQ

c)

Both may cause disruptions to schooling and peer relationships

d)

All of the above

13.

Which three of the following are examples of the emotional word states used (target and foil) to describe the eyes? Select 3

a)

Concerned - Unconcerned

b)

Sad - Happy

c)

Friendly- Hostile

d)

Sad thought - Happy thought

14.

One of the control tasks specifically measured TOM. What was the name of the test?

a)

Happe's Strange Times

b)

Happe's Stranger Things

c)

Mr Happy's Stories

d)

Happe's Strange Stories

15.

Happe's Strange Stories was used to check the validity of Eyes Task. If people with AS lacked TOM the scores would be similar on both tests. What type of validity is this?

a)

Construct validity

b)

Ecological validity

c)

Concurrent validity

d)

Criterion validity

16.

The researchers couldn't manipulate the IV. Participants have AS/TS or they do not. What research method is this?

a)

Quantitative experiment

b)

Quasi experiment

c)

Qualitative experiment

d)

Quick experiment

17.

Another control task was the Basic Emotions Task. Which of these is not one of the basic emotions (identified by Ekman)?

a)

Angry

b)

Concerned

c)

Happy

d)

Sad

18.

Participants with AS had a mean score of 16.3. Those with TS had a mean score of 20.34. What do these results tell us about people with AS?

a)

People with AS lack a Theory of Mind

b)

People with AS are less intelligent

c)

People with AS don't like black and white pictures

d)

People with AS don't like photos sized 10cm x 15cm

19.

Researchers concluded that there is no correlation between lack of TOM and IQ. How would you display correlational data?

a)

Bar chart

b)

Line graph

c)

Pie chart

d)

Scattergraph

20.

When conducting correlational analysis what non-parametric statistical test could you use?

a)

Mann-Whitney U

b)

Wilcoxon

c)

Sign Test

d)

Spearman's Rank