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Final Exam Review Day 2

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

After our review on Monday and Wednesday, how do you feel about the final exam?

a)

Better

b)

Worse

c)

About the same

2.

Which of the following is an example of Eustress?

a)

Mark who isn't going to study, because he knows he's going to ace the test.

b)

Juan who is worried about the test and studies really hard to make sure he knows the content.

c)

Jiang who is so worried about the test that she can't focus on studying.

d)

Stephanie who isn't going to study, because she knows she's going to fail the test.

3.

Which of the following is an example of problem focused coping?

a)

Jose who is studying more to prepare for an exam.

b)

Elaine who is spending time with friends to destress. 

c)

Sunghyun who is going for a run to calm down.

d)

Alberto who is stress-eating. 

4.

Rebecca Pearson has low demand and high responsiveness to her children. Which parenting style is this associated with?

a)

permissive

b)

neglectful

c)

authoritative

d)

authoritarian

5.

6-month old Colette is confused when someone plays peek-a-boo with her. She jumps anytime someone "reappears" after seeming to "disappear" out of view. Colette is in the _________ stage, according to Piaget and is lacking ________.

a)

Sensorimotor, Object Permanence

b)

Sensorimotor, Persistence

c)

Preoperational, Object Permanence

d)

Peroperational, Persistence

6.

Three year old Joyce calls all dips "ketchup". It doesn't matter if it's ranch, syrup, or actually ketchup, she just calls it "ketchup." This is an example of:

a)

Assimilation

b)

Accommodation

c)

Kids being dumb

d)

Illogical Thinking

7.

What is the point of studying early childhood attachment?

a)

To understand how early childhood relationships impact development and adulthood

b)

To understand why some children experience separation anxiety and it continues into adulthood

c)

To understand how children approach and respond to strangers

d)

To traumatize children

8.

What is the number one predictor of cognitive ability in late-life?

a)

Physical Activity

b)

Early-life Cognitive Ability

c)

Intelligence

d)

Close Family Relationships

9.

According to Freud, the ________ is completely unconscious and is driven by your desires with no regard for consequences.

a)

Id

b)

Ego

c)

SuperEgo

d)

SuperId

10.

Jung believed that all humans share ________ which are a collection of universal human memories.

a)

Achetypes

b)

Personal Unconsious

c)

Repressed Urges

11.

If someone is creative, artistic, curious, and imaginative, they would score high on the ___________ dimension of the Big Five.

a)

Openness

b)

Conscientiousness

c)

Extraversion

d)

Agreeableness

e)

Neuroticism

12.

If someone is a worrier, insecure, anxious, and temperamental, they would score high on the ___________ dimension of the Big Five.

a)

Openness

b)

Conscientiousness

c)

Extraversion

d)

Agreeableness

e)

Neuroticism

13.

__________ are the best measures of personality that we currently have.

a)

Behavioral Assessments

b)

Projective Tests

c)

Interviews

d)

Personality Inventory Surveys

14.

Which of the following is the best example of the diathesis-stress model?

a)

Everyone who experiences severe trauma develops post-traumatic stress disorder.

b)

Down syndrome develops as the result of an extra copy of the 23rd chromosome.

c)

The daughter of an eating disorder survivor develops anorexia after being bullied.

d)

The son of two schizophrenic parents is guaranteed to develop schizophrenia himself.

15.

Noelle is a psychology intern studying the DSM before her licensing exam. For each disorder listed in the DSM, she will find all of the following information EXCEPT

a)

diagnostic criteria.

b)

prevalence estimates.

c)

risk factors.

d)

known causes.

16.

As a result of his ____________, Marcos constantly worries about things in his life that could go wrong and faces immense difficulty in making everyday decisions.

a)

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

b)

OCD

c)

PTSD

d)

Panic Disorder

17.

Repetitive thoughts in OCD are called:

a)

Obsessions

b)

Compulsions

c)

Preoccupations

18.

What is the main difference between acute stress disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder?

a)

Severity of symptoms

b)

Onset of symptoms

c)

Duration of symptoms

d)

Complexity of symptoms

19.

As an early "treatment" for mental illness, people would be strapped to a chair and be spun around repeatedly. this treatment was described as the first ____________.

a)

Tranquilizer

b)

shock therapy

c)

Anti-Depressant

d)

Anti-Anxiety treatment

20.

__________ is rooted in classical conditioning, with the goal of associating a particular behavior with something bad.

a)

Aversion Therapy

b)

Systematic desensitization

c)

exposure therapy

d)

flooding

21.

One thing that differentiates cognitive behavioral therapy from other therapies is that it:

a)

also helps people develop strategies for solving future problems

b)

takes a really long time

c)

addresses the cause of disordered thinking

d)

works more than any other type of therapy

22.

What percentage of people see some improvement from psychotherapy?

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

75%

d)

100%

23.

Bilateral Antierior Cingulotomy can be used to treat all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Depression

b)

OCD

c)

Bipolar Disorder

d)

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

24.

A bank loan officer thinks that people who speak with a southern accent are lazy; consequently, he refuses to grant them loans. The loan officer’s belief is an example of _______. His refusal to grant them loans is an example of __________.

a)

Prejudice; discrimination

b)

Attribution; discrimination

c)

Prejudice; attribution

d)

Discrimination; prejudice

25.

Which of the following is an example of cognitive dissonance?

a)

Being angry that you get caught lying

b)

Feeling guilty for lying

c)

Not eating when you're hungry

d)

Being happy that someone else gets caught cheating

26.

What is the main difference between conformity and groupthink?

a)

groupthink has the added complexity of trying to keep the group together

b)

groupthink is less complicated

c)

conformity and groupthink are completely different concepts

d)

conformity only occurs for one person in a group

27.

Based on what you know about the Bystander Effect., when is the BEST time for a building to catch on fire and actually have someone call 911?

a)

Right before a large class starts

b)

At 12:00pm when everyone is leaving for lunch

c)

At 5:00am when the custodian arrives

d)

At 5:00pm when everyone is going home

28.

If you assume that Dr. Moen is an evil, salty professor that fails students for pure enjoyment, you may be experiencing:

a)

the Fundamental Attribution Error

b)

a stereotype

c)

Egoism

d)

Self-Serving Bias