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WorksheetsRevision 2_Health Psychology & Sociology
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 23mins
The scientific study of human behaviour and mental processes is known as
anthropology.
political science.
psychology.
sociology
The cognitive approach of psychology focuses on
individual subjective experiences.
activities that can be observed and measured.
activities of the brain and the nervous system.
mental processes that transforms sensory inputs.
The third stage of memory
encoding.
recording.
retrieval.
storage.
Nurse Daisy thinks whenever a patient asks for a feedback form, he is bound to lodge a complaint. Her perception is formed by
her sixth sense.
her abstract intelligence.
stimulus received through her sense organs.
organizing and interpreting sensory information.
The 3 forms of remembering are
teaching, learning and performing.
repression, regression and learning.
recognition, recall and performance.
motivation, emotion and application.
Nurse Amanda is able to assist her patients with solutions to promote her health. This type of learning is known as
cognitive.
multi response.
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
Mr Ali is working overtime to save money for his new house. His determination to achieve his goal is known as
attitude.
intelligence.
motivation.
perception.
Nina has short term memory. Her way of improving her memory is to use the Method of Loci which involves
telling a story.
rehearsing the information.
pegging to an object or a scene.
pasting reminder pads on her notebook
Joshua is a designer. He needs creativity in his work and this would involve
incubation,
inspiration and application.
inspiration, incubation and application.
inspiration, incubation and preparation.
preparation, incubation and inspiration.
Sim performed phase test with shaky hands because of
cognitive response to emotion.
physiology response to emotion.
performances responses to emotion.
psychological responses to emotion.
Nelly practices the steps of bandaging repeatedly for her phase test. She is using
method of loci.
acronym method.
rehearsal method.
mnemonic method.
In order for John to express his emotion, he has to go through the process of
feeling, thinking and action.
thinking, feeling and action.
thinking, processing and behaving.
thinking, processing and feeling.
Jamie was chased by a ferocious dog, she was surprised that she could jumped over a large drain to escape the dog. This is a
physiological response to intense emotion.
psychological response to intense emotion.
bodily-kinestheic response to intense emotion.
psychoanalytic response to intense emotion.
Linnet cried after she slipped and fell in public due to embarrassment. This is a response of
physiological origin.
psychosocial origin.
psychological origin.
psychotic origin.
Two examples of psychological changes during an intense emotion are
loss concentration.
increase heart rate.
decreased intestinal movement.
loss of appetite.
Expression of emotion are through
increase heart beat.
facial expression.
tone of voice and speed of speech.
body gesture and movement.
facial expression and body language only.
The components of emotion are
physiological, pychosocial & expression of emotions
psychosocial, psychological & expression of emotions
psychological, physiological & expression of emotions
psychodynamical, physiological & expression of emotions
Drive is a
force that direct human behaviour.
stimulus that induces a force.
stimulus that induces a force and direct behaviours towards a goal.
signal that force behaviours.
Margaret potty trained her son by the sound of running water. This way of training is classified as
cognitive learning.
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
multiple response learning
The process by which a person interprets and analyzed a stimulus is
delusion.
sensation.
perception.
application.
Nurse Jaime praises Mr Tan whenever he performs his own ADLs. She is trying to reinforce Mr Tan's behaviour through
social conditioning.
multiple conditioning.
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
Fizzy drank 2 bottles of mineral water after the soccer game. According to drive theory, he is satisfying his
safety needs.
esteem needs.
belonging needs.
physiological needs.
According to Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory of motivation, the two basic human motives are
love and bonding.
safety and security.
sex and aggression.
self actualization and self fulfilment
Nurse Lyn has forgotten the skill of bladder washout as she does not have the opportunity to perform this procedure. This type of forgetting is known as
cognitive forgetting.
interference effects.
motivated forgetting.
decay through disuse.
The ability to retain and recall information over time is known as
memory.
learning.
cognition.
perception.
When a child learns to associate the sound of a bell with mealtime, this is an example of
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
observational learning.
cognitive learning.
When a child learns to associate a specific song with bedtime, this is an example of
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
observational learning.
cognitive learning.
Dr. Smith uses positive reinforcement to encourage her patients to adhere to their treatment plans. This method is an example of
classical conditioning.
operant conditioning.
cognitive learning.
behavioral modification.
During a stressful exam, Sarah's heart races and her palms sweat. This physiological reaction is a response to
cognitive appraisal.
emotional arousal.
behavioral response.
psychological stress.
After a long day at work, Sarah indulged in a large slice of cake. According to drive theory, she is satisfying her
safety needs.
esteem needs.
belonging needs.
physiological needs.
