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Psych Speaks: Phase 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All Forensic Psychologists solve crime.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

In the field of Environmental Psychology, there are opportunities in the academe, industrial setting, and community work.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which of the following is an objective of PAP Environmental Psychology Special Interest Group?

a)

Support the production of scholarly work that are of value to Psychology and that can contribute to nation-building

b)

To serve as a venue for its members to discuss common professional interests and matters that affect the practice in the government setting

c)

Generate interest in individual-level pro-environmental behavioral change

d)

Contribute to developing capabilities among professionals in our field to produce quality research that will enable us to actively participate in global conversations on topics within our fields of interest

4.

Developing and testing better ways to conduct eyewitness line-ups are done by a ______.

a)

Legal Scholar

b)

Researcher

c)

Forensic Psychologist

d)

Psychological Paralegal

5.

This path to Environmental Psychology is involved with gathering evidences as well as dealing with the issues and challenges of the discipline

a)

Practice

b)

Experiment

c)

Research

d)

Application

6.

Training people who will apply psychology to analyses of empirical questions in law and policy is an example of a duty of ____.

a)

Legal Scholar

b)

Clinician

c)

Psychological Paralegal

d)

Forensic Psychologist

7.

 

Environmental Psychology in the 21st Century focuses on

a)

Architectural Psychology, Work Environment

b)

Psychology of Sustainability

c)

Green Psychology

d)

Environmental Protection and Sustainability

8.

Divorce and child custody mediation falls within the __’s scope

a)

Legal Scholar

b)

Clinician

c)

Psychological Paralegal

d)

Forensic Psychologist

9.

It is the use of psychological knowledge in the legal system by psychologists, police officers, lawyers, judges and others.

a)

Psychology for the Law

b)

Psychology and the Law

c)

Psychology of the Law

d)

Psychology in the Law

10.

Partnering with different disciplines such as architecture, engineering, biology, etc. is not necessary for environmental psychology.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

NGRI stands for

a)

Narrative Guise Requirement for Insanity

b)

National Geophysical Research Institute

c)

Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

d)

Narrative Guide Requirement for Impression

12.

In this relationship, psychology is viewed as a separate discipline to law.

a)

Psychology in the Law

b)

Psychology for the Law

c)

Psychology and the Law

d)

Psychology of the Law

13.

This deals with all aspects of human behavior as it relates to the legal system.

a)

Forensic Science

b)

Behavioral Forensics

c)

Forensic Psychology

d)

Forensic Sociology

14.

Lewin’s field theory indicates that

a)

Behavior is a function of people in their environment

b)

We need more researchers and practitioners in environmental psychology

c)

Individuals act rationally, according to their attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control

d)

Environment Psych examines the influence of the environment on human behaviors and vice versa

15.

It is the discipline that studies the interplay between individuals and the built and natural environment

a)

Social Psychology

b)

Environmental Psychology

c)

Environmental Science

d)

Forensic Psychology