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Psychology is the study of-
-People
-Animals
-Behavior
-mathematical principle
-History
How many basic goals has psychology?
4
5
3
2
7
This goal is to observe behavior and describe
Describe
Predict
Explain
Control
Improve
Psychologist must go beyond what is obvious and explain their observations
Explain
Improve
Describe
Predict
Control
Starting from the general and moving to the more specific the first concept we need to discuss is….
theory
practice
variable
dependent variable
independent variable
To do this we heed to define the……. In our theory
Practice
Variable
Task
Theory
Experiment
How many types has variable
3
1
2
4
5
The variable is manipulated by the experiment
simple theory
dependent theory
only theory
independent theory
variable
When differences between groups are present at the beginning of the experiment
primacy effect
blind
research
selection bias
experimenter bias
How many types has research
5
4
6
3
2
The variable is manipulated by the experiment
simple theory
dependent theory
only theory
independent theory
variable
The simplest form of research is?
Case Study
Correlation Studies
Psychological Testing
Survey
Naturalistic Observation
The process by which our senses gather information and sent it to the brain
Absolute Threshold
Difference Threshold
Sensory Adaptation
Signal Defection
Sensation
This type of memory takes over when the information in our sensory memory is transferred to our consciousness
Explain
Memory
Understanding
Short Term Memory
Remembering
This type of memory is most similar to the permanent storage of a computer
Developmental thinking
Understanding
Long Term Memory
Short term memory
Memory
How many typically reasons have short term memory?
2
6
4
5
2
Why described intelligence as having two distinct factors.
Pavlov
Raymond
Sternberg
Ericson
Gerodot
What mean is creative intelligence?
the ability to solve a problem by looking at
referring to street smarts or common sense
the ability use new or ingenious ways to solve problems
this intelligence referred to us the triarchic theory
this intelligence representing acquired knowledge
Who discovered cognitive development?
Piaget
Erickson
Heider
James Lange
Pavlov
How many distinct stage has Ericsons theory of psychology development?
8
9
7
3
4
The first workable intelligence test was developed by?
Pavlov
A.Binet
A.Maslov
E.Erikson
C.Hull
This temperament is a lot of aggression energy or passion…
choleric
phlegmatic
behavior
sanguine
melancholic
This temperament’s person is talkative and not shy
choleric
sanguine
emotion
melancholic
phlegmatic
This temperament’s people are self reliant and independent
choleric
phlegmatic
behavior
sanguine
melancholic
This temperaments person is ranging from warmly attentive to lazily sluggish
sanguine
phlegmatic
melancholic
choleric
behavior
Who described four such dispositions of temperaments?
Hippocrates
E.Kretschmer
E.Spranger
M.Ages
P.Paracelsus
What kind of thought cannot see itself?
Pathological
Logical
Psychological
phlegmatic
emotion
This thought can see only itself
pathological
psychological
logical
situation
behavior
What kind of thought always sees itself?
logical
psychological
emotions thought
pathological
all answers true
This power results from experience or education.
expert power
legitimate power
reward power
referent power
Coercive Power
This power refers to admiration or respect?
legitimate power
expert power
referent power
coercive power
reward power
What is an inference about the cause of a behavior?
attribute
proximity
Similarity
Association
Attraction
. . . .is not something we can see or hear or taste.
Emotion
Intelligence
Situation
Relaxation
hypnosis
What kind of that bias we tend to equate successes to internal and failures to external attributes.
self-salving
fundamental attribution error
attribution theory
proximity
association
Who was the first to study how the process of leaning affects our behavior
Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936)
John B.Watson (1878-1958)
Jean Pioget (1896-1980)
Abraham Maslow (1970)
Erik Erikson (1902-1994)
Who discovered classical conditioning?
John B Whatson
Ivan Pavlov
Jean Pioget
B.F.Skinner
Erik Erison
Pavlov discovered the classical condition and did experiment for the…….
cat
mouse
horse
dog
pig
Skinner (1938) the treat which increases the response sitting this is a simple description of a……..
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Reinforce
Punishment
Extinction
The process by which our senses gather information and send it to the brain
Absolute Threshold
Absolute Threshold
Signal detection
Sensation
Sensory Adaptation
Which type of Constancy reverse to our ability to recognize that color remains the same regardless or now it looks under different levels of light.
Perceiving Distance
Psychological Constancy
Perceptual Constancy
Size Constancy
Brightness constancy
This type or memory is most similar to the permanent storage of a computer
Developmental thinking
Understanding
Long term memory
Short term memory
Memory
How many typically reasons has Short Term Memory
2
6
4
5
3
What is psychological stress?
behavior
playing
health
power
emotional pressure
Haw many types of power
5
6
3
4
2
The … temperament is fundamentally impulsive and pleasuve-seeking sociable and charismatic.
sanguine
choleric
melancholic
phlegmatic
temperament theory
The. . . . temperament is fundamentally ambitious and leader like
Melancholic
All answers aren’t true
Sanguine
Phlegmatic
Choleric
The . . . temperament is fundamentally introverted and thoughtful.
Choleric
Phlegmatic
Melancholic
Personality
Sanguine
What is pathological thinking?
intellection harmony with emotion
does not see itself
works without emotion…
some thoughts on thought follow
All answers aren,t true
What is logical thinking?
can see only itself
cannot see itself
it is aware of itself
different things
always see itself
We have seen the psychism as coordinator of relations between different environments: this is..
mind
memory
behavior
temperament
stress
Responds on the basis of mechanisms of mechanisms of abstraction ,classification and association…
Characterology
The intellectual center
The Emotional center
The Motor center
The structuralism of the centers
The process by which our senses gather information and send it to the brain
Absolute Threshold
Signal detection
Deference Threshold
Sensation
Sensory Adaptation
Psychology is the study of …..
Cognitions, Behavior
History, Emotions
Animals , History
Behavior, Animals
History, Animals
What are the basic goals of Psychology?
Memory
Long term Memory
Describe, Explain
Sensation
Behavior
The biases of research
Selection Bias, Experimental bias
Double –Blind
Controlling
Primacy effect
Recency effect
How many types of temperaments
Choleric, Melancholic, Phlegmatic
Violent
Generous
Memory
Sensation
How many types of Thinking
Pathological, Psychological
Sanguine
Choleric
social
philosophical
How many types of Center
Long term memory
Intellectual, Emotional
Short term memory
Memory
Behavior
Choleric temperament with an ease of ....
Emotional, Sensitivity
Cool detachment
Very serious
weak
Dour
Phlegmatic Temperament with .....
Agile
Quickly
stable, inactive mimicry
Downcast nature
Impassivity
Sanguine temperament with....
-Very serious
Vulnerable
Impressionable
Weak
Activity, Agile
Melancholic temperament with....
passion and vigour
Very serious, weak
Activity, Agile
stable
Quickly
What is pathological thought ?
thinking very hard
cannot see other types of thought
can see only itself
cannot see itself
always sees itself
What is Logical Thought?
it can only compare like things
cannot see itself
always sees itself
can see only itself
can see other types of thinking
What is Psychological Thought?
can see other types of thinking, always see itself
does not see anything
sometimes could not see itself
cannot see itself
thinking very hard
We think one of three possible modes
Pathological, Logical, Psychological
Behavior
Relaxation
Sensation
Emotions
What is long term memory?
Intelligence
Psychologist
storing, managing, and retrieving information for later use
Emotional thinking
Forgetting
How many types of logical thinking
2
5
3
4
7
Who is Psychotherapist?
-Explain the Behavior
help to other people their emotional, behavioral problems.
A positive healthy relationship between a client and patient
Explain the personality
Social worker
What is psychological stress
Develop personality
A positive healthy relationship between a client and patient
Explain the temperament
Physical or emotional pressure and our behavior is not normal
Explain the Behavior
How does the body respond during stress?
Have headaches, depression and anxiety
Every day be happy
Change own life stile
Develop personality
Relaxed
How does psychological stress affect people who have center?
Relaxed
Change own life stile
More problem and worried something
smoking or drinking alcohol
People have not center
How can people who have censer learn to cope with psychological stress?
Change own life stile
Counseling or talk therapy, meditation.
smoking or drinking alcohol
Sleeping
Be happy
What is psychological stress?
Explain the temperament
Develop personality
thinking very hard
Physical or emotional pressure
Develop personality
There are typically three reasons why information is stored in our shot term memory
Primacy effect, Recency effect, Distinctiveness
Forgetting
Intelligence
Sensation
Emotions
What is Improve?
Psychologist want to improve a person’s life
Explain results
Psychologist attempt to control behavior
We know what happens
It should be the intention
What is humanistic theory?
Ivan Pavlov described this theory
This theory was developed by Abraham Maslow
This theory learn about behavior
We learn about mathematical methods
improve a person’s life
How many types of abilities
4
2
5
3
6
What is Predict ?
We can speculate what will happen in Future
Often minute detail
That goal which describes behavior
Once we know why it happens
improve a person’s life
What is Explain?
Psychologist must go beyond and explain their observations
Often minute detail
We know what happens
Once we know why it happens
We can speculate what will happen in Future
What is Describe ?
explain observations
We know what happens
that goal which describes behavior
Often minute detail
We know what happens
What is control ?
We know what is likely to happen
Psychologist must explain their observation
To observe behavior
refers to how a person regulates themselves or wishes to regulate their environment
We know why it happens
Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development
It breaks our development of morality into 3 stages
Which is divided Fruther into 2 Stages
With two possible outcomes
Has eight distinct stage
Which has Preconventional and Conventional Levels
Erikson’s Theory of Psychosocial Development
Has eight distinct stage
Stage results in a healthy personality and successful interactions
All of answers are incorrect
With two possible outcomes
From age 12 and Beyond
To do any experiment we need to define the …
Emotions
Behavior
Variables
Sensation
Independent variable, Dependent variable
People who described types of temperament
Ivan Pavlov
Ernest Kretschmer, Linda Berens
Erikson
Kohlberg
Newton
Psychological stress is when people under …pressure
Water
table
mental, emotional
physical
Memor
Memory…
The process we use to transform information
Like memory in a computer
All of answers are incorrect
We don’t use any information
mental
Psychologist work with ..
animals
flowers
Family, Children
Memor
Sensation
How many types of experiments
4
5
2
6
3
This school of psychology analyzed the behavior as the object of their research
Activity theory
Behaviorism
Psychoanalysis
Genetic psychology
Grstalt psychology
This scientist has made the greatest contribution to the psychology development as an independent experimental science
William James
W.Wundt
Herbert Spencer
E.Throndike
I.P.Pavlov
In this century, psychology became an independent and experimental science
XIX century
XX century
XVII century
XVI century
XVIII century
Scientist who suggested the first experimental study of memory
Weber
Fechner
Freud
Ebbinghaus
Watson
Very strong, rapidly emerging and rapidly flowing momentary emotional state is
Affect
Sleep
Smile
Activity
Behavior
The volume of short-term memory equal to
5+/-2
7+/-2
3+/-3
4+/-2
6+/-2
Comprehension of emotional state of another person while communicating with him
Memory
Reflection
Expressivity
Emotion
Empathy
This process provides the direction and focus of mental activity
Memory
Performance
Attention
Thinking
Imagination
This scholar introduced the concept of sensory system
I.M.Sechenov
P.Nemov
K.Teplov
L.S.Vygotsky
I.P.Pavlov
Scientist who suggested the concept of ‘reflex’
Wundt
Nemov
Descartes
Spinoza
Hippocrats
Inherited form of behavior is called
Instinct
Ability
Reflex
Skill
Emotion
Consciousness is
Ability to attention
Ability to adequately respond
Thinking form
The product of social and historical development
Multifunctional subsystem
Communication is divided into the following types:
Tnagible
Verbal, Nonverbal
Skill
Perfect
Business
Self-awareness is
Character
Abilities
Emotion, Self-reflection
Memory
Thinking
Sensory processes include: sensation, perception, attention, representation, imagination, thinking, and
Emotions
Memory
Motivation
Fear
Behavior
The most informative facial expressions as emotional reactions are
Clothes
Hand
Eyes
Nose
Hairstyle
Talent is
Optimism
Activity
The level of development Of general abilities, which determines the range of activities in which people can achieve great success
Confidense
The speed of thought processes
The highest form of creativity
Talent
Genius
Particular activity
Psychomotor and sensory organization
Persons performance
Thinking relate with
Deprivation
Behavior
Reduction
Activity
Synthesis, Analysis
Types of speech:
Sense
Oral, Written
Language
Emotion
Reflex
Non-verbal components of communication
Gestrue
Mouth
Emotional
Speech
Hand
Activity consist with
Feel
Action, Operations
Non-verbal
Understanding
Communication
Memory processes include
Forgetting
Experience
Concrete definition
Generalization
Fear
The main types of human activities are
Communication
Work, games
Speech
Language
Servise
Type of sense
Perception
Memory
Burning
Pleasant
Salt
Distant sensation is
Pain
Temperature
Sense
Tactile
Visual
Contact sensation is
Temperature, Tactile
Hearing
Olfactory
Stress
Visual
Types sensation
Visual
Reflex
Instant
Emotion
Immediate
Human different from animal by following features:
Memory
Consciousness
Brain
Perception
Mentality
Thinking directly relate with
Speech
Consciousness
Self-concept
Character
Talent
Types of temperament are: choleric,….
Pragmatist
Sanguine
Sensitive
Hard worker
Shopaholic
Emperical methods in Psychology are:
Thinking
Methods of mathematical statistics
Experiment, Observation
Hard worker
Method
Emotions reflect:
Connection between needs and results of the activity
Properties of objects
Sensation
Behavior
The world
Due to strees person could get
Laughing
Somatic diseases
Game activity
Depression
Fatigue
Scientists who studied the temperament:
Nemov
Freud
I.P.Pavlov
Galen
K.Teplov
This science is the study of the psyche, including consciousness, perception, motivation, behavior, the biology of the nervous system in its relation to psyche.
Math
Psychology
Sociaology
Physiology
Physics
