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Psychology Perspectives and Subfields

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which perspective presumes that biological factors such as genes, hormones, and brain systems affect behavior?

a)

Cognitive Perspective

b)

Psychodynamic Perspective

c)

Biological Perspective

d)

Humanistic Perspective

2.

Which perspective focuses on how people take in, mentally represent, and store information?

a)

Behavioral Perspective

b)

Cognitive Perspective

c)

Evolutionary Perspective

d)

Psychodynamic Perspective

3.

Which perspective, founded by Freud, sees constant unconscious conflicts as the main determinant of behavior?

a)

Humanistic Perspective

b)

Behavioral Perspective

c)

Cognitive Perspective

d)

Psychodynamic Perspective

4.

Which perspective sees each person’s unique perceptions of the world as guiding their thoughts and actions?

a)

Humanistic Perspective

b)

Evolutionary Perspective

c)

Biological Perspective

d)

Behavioral Perspective

5.

Which perspective, founded by Watson and Skinner, focuses entirely on observable behaviors and how these behaviors are learned?

a)

Cognitive Perspective

b)

Behavioral Perspective

c)

Psychodynamic Perspective

d)

Evolutionary Perspective

6.

Which perspective emphasizes how behaviors emerge as generation-to-generation adaptations help organisms survive in their environments?

a)

Evolutionary Perspective

b)

Humanistic Perspective

c)

Cognitive Perspective

d)

Biological Perspective

7.

What do cognitive psychologists study?

a)

The relationship between biological structure and function and behavior

b)

Basic mental processes and their relationships to behavior

c)

The impact of unconscious conflicts on behavior

d)

Observable behaviors and how they are learned

8.

What do biological psychologists study?

a)

How people take in and store information

b)

How biological structure and function affect behavior and mental processes

c)

How behaviors are learned through observation

d)

How unique perceptions guide thoughts and actions

9.

Which type of psychologist studies individuality and the uniqueness of each person?

a)

Developmental Psychologists

b)

Clinical Psychologists

c)

Personality Psychologists

d)

Social Psychologists

10.

What do Developmental Psychologists study?

a)

The ways people influence one another

b)

Changes in behavior and mental processes over the lifespan

c)

Statistical methods to describe, analyze, and interpret data

d)

Learning disabilities and student achievement

11.

Which psychologists use statistical methods to describe, analyze, and interpret data?

a)

Quantitative Psychologists

b)

Educational Psychologists

c)

Clinical Psychologists

d)

School Psychologists

12.

Who provides therapy for behavior disorders and may study the causes of disorders?

a)

Social Psychologists

b)

Clinical Psychologists

c)

Developmental Psychologists

d)

Personality Psychologists

13.

Which type of psychologist conducts research and develops theories about teaching and learning?

a)

School Psychologists

b)

Quantitative Psychologists

c)

Educational Psychologists

d)

Social Psychologists

14.

What is the specialization of School Psychologists?

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15.

What do Social Psychologists study?

a)

The ways people influence one another

b)

The uniqueness of each person

c)

Statistical methods to describe, analyze, and interpret data

d)

The causes of behavior disorders