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Froggy Jumps Psychology: Key Definitions QuizVersión en línea Test key psychology definitions. por Anderson Canas 1 Intelligence is best defined as: a A. Ability to learn and solve problems. b B. Study of measurable personality traits. c C. Genetic roots of personality traits. 2 G or g-factor is best defined as: a A. Break problem into steps to reach goal. b B. Understanding and managing emotions. c C. General intelligence underlying all tasks. 3 Fluid intelligence is best defined as: a A. Peak of sexual pleasure. b B. Reasoning and solving new problems. c D. Credit success internally, blame failure externally. 4 Crystallized intelligence is best defined as: a A. Father of modern experimental psychology. b C. Knowledge from experience and education. c B. Focus on growth and free will. 5 Theory of multiple intelligences is best defined as: a D. Intelligence is made of many abilities. b A. Manual for diagnosing mental disorders. c B. Motivation to maintain arousal levels. 6 Practical intelligence is best defined as: a C. Discomfort from conflicting beliefs. b B. Everyday problem-solving ability. c A. Study of how people relate socially. 7 Emotional intelligence is best defined as: a B. Motivated by rewards. b A. Innate emotional reactivity. c C. Understanding and managing emotions. 8 Intelligence tests is best defined as: a A. Persuasion through logical arguments. b D. Standardized measures of cognitive ability. c B. Maintaining internal stability. 9 Mental age is best defined as: a C. Cognitive ability expressed in age terms. b A. Score from intelligence tests. c B. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. 10 Intelligence quotient (IQ) is best defined as: a C. Internal tension that motivates behavior. b B. System for communication. c A. Score from intelligence tests. 11 Instincts is best defined as: a A. Stuck on typical object use. b D. Inborn patterns of behavior. c B. Persuasion through superficial cues. 12 Instinct approaches to motivation is best defined as: a B. Credit success internally, blame failure externally. b A. Behavior driven by biological instincts. c C. Narrowing to one solution. 13 Drive-reduction approaches to motivation is best defined as: a A. Break problem into steps to reach goal. b B. Belief in one’s ability. c C. Motivation to reduce tension. 14 Drive is best defined as: a A. Time before another orgasm is possible. b B. Motivated by rewards. c D. Internal tension that motivates behavior. 15 Homeostasis is best defined as: a A. Maintaining internal stability. b C. Reasoning and solving new problems. c B. Cultural influences on disorders. 16 Arousal approaches to motivation is best defined as: a A. Stable personality characteristics. b B. Cognitive ability expressed in age terms. c C. Motivation to maintain arousal levels. 17 Incentive approaches to motivation is best defined as: a C. Mental framework about gender roles. b B. Motivated by rewards. c A. Ability to learn and solve problems. 18 Cognitive approaches to motivation is best defined as: a B. Maintaining internal stability. b A. Knowledge from experience and education. c D. Thoughts and goals drive behavior. 19 Self-actualization is best defined as: a A. Innate emotional reactivity. b C. Reaching one's full potential. c B. Peak of sexual pleasure. 20 Gender Schema is best defined as: a A. Father of modern experimental psychology. b B. Cognitive ability expressed in age terms. c D. Mental framework about gender roles. 21 Erogenous zone is best defined as: a B. Study of language sounds. b A. Sensitive area for sexual stimulation. c C. Sudden realization of solution. 22 Excitement phase is best defined as: a A. Stuck on typical object use. b B. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. c C. Initial stage of sexual arousal. 23 Plateau phase is best defined as: a D. Increased sexual tension phase. b B. General impression influences specifics. c A. Reasons for behaviors and events. 24 Orgasm is best defined as: a A. Peak of sexual pleasure. b C. Score from intelligence tests. c B. Blocked growth causes disorders. 25 Resolution stage is best defined as: a A. Acceptance without judgment. b B. Body returns to normal after orgasm. c D. Persuasion through logical arguments. 26 Refractory period is best defined as: a A. Stable personality characteristics. b D. Time before another orgasm is possible. c B. Motivation to reduce tension. 27 Erectile disorder is best defined as: a B. Inability to maintain an erection. b A. Stuck on typical object use. c D. Manual for diagnosing mental disorders. 28 Female orgasmic disorder is best defined as: a A. Mental frameworks for understanding. b B. Mental framework about gender roles. c D. Difficulty reaching orgasm. 29 Traits is best defined as: a D. Inborn patterns of behavior. b B. Behavior driven by biological instincts. c A. Stable personality characteristics. 30 Traits theory is best defined as: a C. Standardized measures of cognitive ability. b A. Cultural influences on disorders. c B. Study of measurable personality traits. 31 Social cognitive approach to personality is best defined as: a D. Learning and beliefs shape personality. b A. Disorders are learned behaviors. c B. Deviant or distressing behavior. 32 Self-efficacy is best defined as: a A. Belief in one’s ability. b D. Excessive fear and anxiety. c B. Internal tension that motivates behavior. 33 Self-esteem is best defined as: a A. General impression influences specifics. b C. Stable personality characteristics. c B. One’s overall sense of self-worth. 34 Biological and evolutionary approaches to personality is best defined as: a B. Manual for diagnosing mental disorders. b D. Genetic roots of personality traits. c A. Disorders are learned behaviors. 35 Temperament is best defined as: a B. Innate emotional reactivity. b C. Knowledge from experience and education. c A. Reaching one's full potential. 36 Humanistic approach to psychology is best defined as: a A. Focus on growth and free will. b C. Persuasion through logical arguments. c B. Credit success internally, blame failure externally. 37 Unconditional positive regard is best defined as: a C. Acceptance without judgment. b A. Blocked growth causes disorders. c B. Inborn patterns of behavior. 38 Abnormal behavior is best defined as: a A. Understanding and managing emotions. b D. Deviant or distressing behavior. c B. Inborn patterns of behavior. 39 Medical perspective in psychology is best defined as: a B. Mental illness as a biological issue. b A. Break problem into steps to reach goal. c C. Narrowing to one solution. 40 Psychoanalytic perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as: a C. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. b B. Overvalue traits, undervalue situations. c A. Excessive fear and anxiety. 41 Behavioral perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as: a A. Disorders are learned behaviors. b C. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. c B. Father of modern experimental psychology. 42 Cognitive perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as: a B. Thoughts and goals drive behavior. b A. One’s overall sense of self-worth. c D. Disorders from faulty thinking. 43 Humanistic perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as: a B. Blocked growth causes disorders. b C. Persuasion through logical arguments. c A. Increased sexual tension phase. 44 Sociocultural perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as: a D. Cultural influences on disorders. b A. Everyday problem-solving ability. c B. Discomfort from conflicting beliefs. 45 DSM-5 is best defined as: a C. Score from intelligence tests. b B. Disorders are learned behaviors. c A. Manual for diagnosing mental disorders. 46 Anxiety disorder is best defined as: a B. Disorders from faulty thinking. b A. Reasoning and solving new problems. c D. Excessive fear and anxiety. 47 Panic disorder is best defined as: a A. Behavior driven by biological instincts. b C. Recurrent unexpected panic attacks. c B. Internal tension that motivates behavior. 48 Social psychology is best defined as: a A. Study of how people relate socially. b D. Inborn patterns of behavior. c B. Father of modern experimental psychology. 49 Schemas is best defined as: a C. Mental frameworks for understanding. b A. Score from intelligence tests. c B. Maintaining internal stability. 50 Central route processing is best defined as: a A. Persuasion through logical arguments. b B. Internal tension that motivates behavior. c C. Reaching one's full potential. 51 Peripheral route processing is best defined as: a B. Favor info that confirms beliefs. b A. Disorders from faulty thinking. c D. Persuasion through superficial cues. 52 Cognitive dissonance is best defined as: a C. Discomfort from conflicting beliefs. b A. Focus on growth and free will. c B. Mental illness as a biological issue. 53 Attribution causes is best defined as: a B. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. b D. Reasons for behaviors and events. c A. Favor info that confirms beliefs. 54 Assumed similarity bias is best defined as: a B. Belief others are like us. b C. Persuasion through logical arguments. c A. Favor info that confirms beliefs. 55 Self-serving bias is best defined as: a A. Disorders from faulty thinking. b C. Credit success internally, blame failure externally. c B. Generating new, valuable ideas. 56 Halo effect is best defined as: a A. Rules for using language. b D. Increased sexual tension phase. c B. General impression influences specifics. 57 Fundamental attribution error is best defined as: a A. Break problem into steps to reach goal. b C. Overvalue traits, undervalue situations. c B. Therapy focused on life meaning. 58 Means-ends analysis is best defined as: a A. Reasons for behaviors and events. b B. Acceptance without judgment. c D. Break problem into steps to reach goal. 59 Insight is best defined as: a A. Persuasion through logical arguments. b C. Sudden realization of solution. c B. Motivation to reduce tension. 60 Functional fixedness is best defined as: a B. Stuck on typical object use. b A. Blocked growth causes disorders. c C. Inborn patterns of behavior. 61 Confirmation bias is best defined as: a B. Inborn patterns of behavior. b D. Favor info that confirms beliefs. c A. Motivated by rewards. 62 Creativity is best defined as: a C. Father of modern experimental psychology. b A. Generating new, valuable ideas. c B. Behavior driven by biological instincts. 63 Divergent thinking is best defined as: a B. Cultural influences on disorders. b D. Many ideas from one point. c A. Difficulty reaching orgasm. 64 Convergent thinking is best defined as: a B. Narrowing to one solution. b C. Thoughts and goals drive behavior. c A. Mental framework about gender roles. 65 Language is best defined as: a A. System for communication. b C. Cultural influences on disorders. c B. Mental frameworks for understanding. 66 Grammar is best defined as: a A. Everyday problem-solving ability. b B. Initial stage of sexual arousal. c D. Rules for using language. 67 Phonology is best defined as: a A. Study of language sounds. b C. Break problem into steps to reach goal. c B. Overvalue traits, undervalue situations. 68 Logotherapy is best defined as: a B. Favor info that confirms beliefs. b A. Unconscious conflicts cause disorders. c C. Therapy focused on life meaning. 69 Wilhelm Wundt is best defined as: a D. Father of modern experimental psychology. b B. Mental frameworks for understanding. c A. Acceptance without judgment.

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Psychology: Key Definitions QuizVersión en línea

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Intelligence is best defined as:

G or g-factor is best defined as:

Fluid intelligence is best defined as:

Crystallized intelligence is best defined as:

Theory of multiple intelligences is best defined as:

Practical intelligence is best defined as:

Emotional intelligence is best defined as:

Intelligence tests is best defined as:

Mental age is best defined as:

Intelligence quotient (IQ) is best defined as:

Instincts is best defined as:

Instinct approaches to motivation is best defined as:

Drive-reduction approaches to motivation is best defined as:

Drive is best defined as:

Homeostasis is best defined as:

Arousal approaches to motivation is best defined as:

Incentive approaches to motivation is best defined as:

Cognitive approaches to motivation is best defined as:

Self-actualization is best defined as:

Gender Schema is best defined as:

Erogenous zone is best defined as:

Excitement phase is best defined as:

Plateau phase is best defined as:

Orgasm is best defined as:

Resolution stage is best defined as:

Refractory period is best defined as:

Erectile disorder is best defined as:

Female orgasmic disorder is best defined as:

Traits is best defined as:

Traits theory is best defined as:

Social cognitive approach to personality is best defined as:

Self-efficacy is best defined as:

Self-esteem is best defined as:

Biological and evolutionary approaches to personality is best defined as:

Temperament is best defined as:

Humanistic approach to psychology is best defined as:

Unconditional positive regard is best defined as:

Abnormal behavior is best defined as:

Medical perspective in psychology is best defined as:

Psychoanalytic perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as:

Behavioral perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as:

Cognitive perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as:

Humanistic perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as:

Sociocultural perspective of abnormal behavior is best defined as:

DSM-5 is best defined as:

Anxiety disorder is best defined as:

Panic disorder is best defined as:

Social psychology is best defined as:

Schemas is best defined as:

Central route processing is best defined as:

Peripheral route processing is best defined as:

Cognitive dissonance is best defined as:

Attribution causes is best defined as:

Assumed similarity bias is best defined as:

Self-serving bias is best defined as:

Halo effect is best defined as:

Fundamental attribution error is best defined as:

Means-ends analysis is best defined as:

Insight is best defined as:

Functional fixedness is best defined as:

Confirmation bias is best defined as: