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Quiz on key developmental psychology theories.

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Froggy Jumps Historical Theories in PsychologyVersión en línea Quiz on key developmental psychology theories. por Julia Alvarado 1 Which school emphasizes breaking down mental processes into basic elements (structure) of consciousness? a Functionalism b Gestaltism c Structuralism 2 Which theory focuses on the purpose of mental processes for adapting to the environment? a Structuralism b Psychoanalytic theory c Functionalism 3 Who founded Psychoanalytic theory, emphasizing subconscious conflicts and early experiences? a Sigmund Freud b Carl Rogers c Abraham Maslow 4 Which approach stresses observable behavior and learning from environment? a Behaviorism b Humanistic theory c Psychoanalytic theory 5 Which learning process involves a neutral stimulus pairing with a meaningful stimulus to elicit a response? a Social Learning Theory b Classical conditioning c Operant conditioning 6 Which form of learning strengthens or weakens a behavior via consequences? a Classical conditioning b Humanistic theory c Operant conditioning 7 Which theory emphasizes learning through observation and imitation of others? a Social Learning Theory b Structuralism c Behaviorism 8 Which theory centers on personal growth, freedom, and intrinsic motivation? a Humanistic theory b Cognitive theory c Behaviorism 9 Who is a key figure associated with Humanistic theory, promoting unconditional positive regard? a Carl Rogers b Jean Piaget c Sigmund Freud 10 Which hierarchy of needs describes growth motivation from basic to self-actualization? a Abraham Maslow b Carl Rogers c Eric Erikson 11 What is the main goal of Structuralism? a To study how rewards change behavior b To break mental experiences into basic parts c To copy other people’s actions 12 Functionalism focuses on: a What behavior is for b Childhood memories c Punishment systems 13 Freud believed behavior is influenced mainly by: a Rewards b Friends c Unconscious thoughts 14 Behaviorism says people learn from: a The environment b Personality c DNA only 15 If a bell rings every time food comes and you start feeling hungry at the bell, this is: a Operant conditioning b Social learning c Classical conditioning 16 Operant conditioning is learning through: a Consequences b Dreams c Observations 17 Social learning theory says we learn by: a Punishment b Watching others c Sleeping 18 Humanistic theory focuses on: a Free will and growth b Punishment c The unconscious 19 Carl Rogers is connected to which approach? a Humanistic b Structuralism c Behaviorism 20 According to Abraham Maslow, what must be met first? a Self-actualization b Basic needs like food and safety c Creativity

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Historical Theories in PsychologyVersión en línea

por Julia Alvarado

Which school emphasizes breaking down mental processes into basic elements (structure) of consciousness?

Which theory focuses on the purpose of mental processes for adapting to the environment?

Who founded Psychoanalytic theory, emphasizing subconscious conflicts and early experiences?

Which approach stresses observable behavior and learning from environment?

Which learning process involves a neutral stimulus pairing with a meaningful stimulus to elicit a response?

Which form of learning strengthens or weakens a behavior via consequences?

Which theory emphasizes learning through observation and imitation of others?

Which theory centers on personal growth, freedom, and intrinsic motivation?

Who is a key figure associated with Humanistic theory, promoting unconditional positive regard?

Which hierarchy of needs describes growth motivation from basic to self-actualization?

What is the main goal of Structuralism?

Functionalism focuses on:

Freud believed behavior is influenced mainly by:

Behaviorism says people learn from:

If a bell rings every time food comes and you start feeling hungry at the bell, this is:

Operant conditioning is learning through:

Social learning theory says we learn by:

Humanistic theory focuses on:

Carl Rogers is connected to which approach?

According to Abraham Maslow, what must be met first?