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Core studies from the Biological Approach

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which study did you prefer?

a)

Canli et al - Amygdala activation and memory for emotional experiences

b)

Dement and Kleitman- relationship between dream content and eye movement

c)

Schachter and Singer - two factor theory for emotional experiences

2.

The Canli study was about

a)

Amygdala activation

b)

Dream content

c)

Two factor theory of emotional experiences

d)

REM sleep

3.

Dement and Kleitman study was about

a)

Amygdala activation

b)

Dream content and eye movement

c)

Two factor theory

d)

Emotional experiences

4.

Schachter and Singer study was about

a)

Two factor theory

b)

Two factor theory of emotional experiences

c)

Amygdala activation

d)

REM

5.

The aim of the Canli study was to investigate

a)

The link between amygdala activation and memory for emotional experiences

b)

The relationship between dream content and eye movements

c)

the role of two factors, cognition and physiology, in emotional experiences

6.

The aim of the Dement and Kleitman study was to investigate

a)

The link between amygdala activation and memory for emotional experiences

b)

The relationship between dream content and eye movements

c)

the role of two factors, cognition and physiology, in emotional experiences

7.

The aim of the Schachter and SInger study was to investigate

a)

The link between amygdala activation and memory for emotional experiences

b)

The relationship between dream content and eye movements

c)

the role of two factors, cognition and physiology, in emotional experiences

8.

The independent variable in Canli et al studa was

a)

The valence/rating of the scene

b)

The level of amygdala activation

c)

The participants rating of emotional arousal of the scene

d)

The recall of the scene

9.

The dependent variable in Canli et al study was

a)

The valence/rating of the scene

b)

The level of amygdala activation

c)

The participants rating of emotional arousal of the scene

d)

The recall of the scene

10.

The sample used in the Canli study was

a)

10 right-handed females

b)

Seven male and two female adults

c)

185 male college students from the University of Minnesota

11.

The sample used in the Dement and Kleitman study was

a)

10 right-handed females

b)

Seven male and two female adults

c)

185 male college students from the University of Minnesota

12.

The sample used in the Schachter and Singer study was

a)

10 right-handed females

b)

Seven male and two female adults

c)

185 male college students from the University of Minnesota

13.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, dreams occur in which type of sleep?

(a)  

14.

Which machine was used to measure amygdala activation in the Canli study?

a)

EEG

b)

fMRI

c)

CAT scan

d)

EMR

15.

Which machine was used to measure brain wave activity in the Dement and Kleitman study?

a)

EEG

b)

fMRI

c)

CAT scan

d)

EMR

16.

How many scenes were shown in the first part of the Canli study?

a)

48

b)

96

c)

98

d)

44

17.

The correlation coefficient of participants' intensity ratings and arousal in the Canli et al study was...

a)

-0.66

b)

-0.68

c)

0.68

d)

0.66

18.

How long was each picture in the Canli et al study presented?

a)

2.88 seconds

b)

12.96 seconds

c)

5.44 seconds

d)

1.17 seconds

19.

In the Canli et al study, scenes with an intensity rating of 3 were

a)

More likely to be remembered

b)

Less likely to be forgotten

c)

Less likely to be remembered

d)

More likely to be forgotten

20.

The conclusion of the Canli study was...

a)

The level of arousal to an event could strengthen the memory of that event

b)

Amygdala arousal could be a predictor of subsequent memory

c)

Amygdala arousal could damage ability to recall events

d)

Scary scenes are easily forgotten

21.

The Canli study was a

a)

Field study

b)

Natural study

c)

Laboratory study

d)

Quasi study

22.

The Canli study collected

a)

Quantitative data

b)

Qualitative data

c)

Inferential data

d)

Interview data

23.

The Canli study had low ecological validity because

a)

They used quantitative data

b)

The fMRI machine did not mimic real life

c)

The type of participants

d)

The valence ratings of the scenes

24.

The Dement and Klietman study looked at dream recall difference in REM and nREM sleep and

a)

Estimations of dream duration

b)

Correlation of eye movement patterns relating to dream content

c)

Emotions experienced in dreams

d)

Amygdala activation when dreaming

25.

Participants in the Dement and Kleitman study were woken after which two time intervals

a)

5 minutes and 10 minutes

b)

5 minutes and 15 minutes

c)

10 minutes and 20 minutes

d)

15 minutes and 20 minutes

26.

Participants in the Dement and Kleitman study were told to

a)

Drink coffee before arriving at the lab

b)

Drink alcohol before arriving at the lab

c)

Don't drink coffee before arriving at the lab

d)

Don't drink coffee or alcohol before arriving at the lab

27.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, the EEG was attached to the participants'

a)

Head

b)

Head and temples

c)

Scalp

d)

Scalp and temples

28.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, it was found that uninterrupted dream stages lasted

a)

3 - 5 minutes

b)

3 - 15 minutes

c)

3 - 25 minutes

d)

3 - 50 minutes

29.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, it was found that dream lasted longer

a)

Earlier in the night

b)

Later at night

c)

In the middle of the night

d)

If alcohol was drunk before going to sleep

30.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, when awoken from REM sleep, what percentage of participants reported dream recall

a)

79.6%

b)

93%

c)

85.7%

d)

63%

31.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, when awoken from nREM sleep, what percentage of participants reported no dream recall

a)

79.6%

b)

93%

c)

85.7%

d)

63%

32.

What number of participants in the Dement and Kleitman study reported accurate estimations of dream duration for 5 and 15 minutes respectively

a)

45/51 and 47/60

b)

47/60 and 45/51

c)

45/50 and 47/60

d)

46/50 and 48/60

33.

Vertical eye movement related to what type of dream content in the Dement and Kleitman study?

a)

Climbing a ladder

b)

Throwing basketballs

c)

Looking at objects in the distance

d)

Looking a huge objects

34.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, mixed eye movement related to what type of dream content?

a)

Climbing a ladder

b)

Throwing basketballs

c)

Looking at objects in the distance

d)

Looking at objects or people close to them.

35.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, deception was an ethical issue because

a)

Participants were told they were being used in a dream study.

b)

Participants were misled about the stage of sleep they were in when woken.

c)

Participants were not allowed to drink alcohol

d)

Participants were woken up by a doorbell sound

36.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, limiting the task to a choice between 5 and 15 minutes

a)

Raised validity of the results

b)

Reduced participant variables such as differences in the ability to recall dreams

c)

Increased ecological validity

d)

Reduced reliability

37.

The conclusion for the Dement and Kleitman study was

a)

Eye movement in REM sleep is related to dream content

b)

People are able to estimate duration of dreaming

c)

Dreaming can occur in both REM and nREM sleep

d)

Dream happen later at night

38.

In the Schachter and Singer study, which two factors can lead an individual to label their emotions

a)

Cognitive and physiological

b)

Cognitive and psychological

c)

Physiological and environmental

d)

Environmental and behavioural

39.

What was the independent variable in the Schachter and Singer study?

a)

The condition of Anger or Euphoria

b)

The Cognitive arousal of a situation

c)

The physiological arousal of a situation

d)

The person's reaction to the sttoge

40.

In the Dement and Kleitman study, the dependent variable was

a)

The ability to estimate dream duration

b)

The ability to recall dreams

c)

The content of the dream

d)

The length of time spent in a dream

41.

Which type of experimental design was used in the Schachter and Singer study?

a)

Repeated measure design

b)

Independent group design

c)

Matched pairs design

42.

In the Schachter and Singer study, participants were placed into three conditions after receiving injections. Informed, misinformed and

a)

Ignorant

b)

Euphoric

c)

Angered

d)

Placebo

43.

In the Schachter and Singer study, after receiving the epinephrine injection, participants were told

a)

Your hand will stat to shake

b)

Your feet will feel numb

c)

You will get a slight headache

d)

You will have no side effect

44.

In the Schachter and Singer study, after receiving an injection and going to the anger room, what was waiting for them

a)

A questionnaire to fill out

b)

A questionnaire and an angry stooge

c)

A total mess

d)

A reseacher

45.

In the Schachter and Singer study, there were three hypotheses. One of which was...

a)

If a person has no explanation for their state of arousal, they will describe their feelings in terms of cognitions

b)

If a person has an explanation for their state of arousal, they will describe their feelings in terms of cognitions

c)

If a person is in a situation which in the past made them feel emotional, they will react emotionally

d)

Being injected with epinephrine is bad for you

46.

In the Schachter and Singer study, 185 participants agreed to being injected but how many were left to be analysed?

a)

169

b)

185

c)

170

d)

179

47.

What is the real life application for the Schachter and SInger study?

a)

Understanding environmental triggers can help us treat anxiety and panic disorders

b)

We can manipulate people into feeling different emotions

c)

We can help agoraphobics by injecting them with adrenaline

d)

Understanding the effects of adrenaline will help us understand anxiety

48.

The Schachter and Singer study was standardised which...

a)

increased the internal validity of the study

b)

made sure all participant were subjected to the same conditions

c)

Increased the reliability of the study

d)

Help with generalisablity of the study

49.

What type of sampling was used in the Schachter and Singer study.

a)

Random

b)

Volunteer

c)

Opportunistic

d)

Stratified

50.

In the misinformed condition in the Schachter and Singer study, participants, when placed in the euphoria condition, were

a)

feeling happier than all other groups

b)

feeling worse than all other groups

c)

feeling the same as all other groups