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[PSY 11] Chapter 1: The Science of Psychology


[PSY 11] Chapter 1: The Science of PsychologyVersión en línea Chapter 1: The Science of Psychology - Quiz por Rin Leveque 1 In the definition of psychology, what does the term mental processes means? a internal, covert processes b unconscious processes. c outward or overt actions and reactions d only human behavior 2 Which of the following perspectives focuses on the biological bases of universal mental characteristics? a Evolutionary b Humanistic c Behavioral d Psychodynamic 3 Which perspective would a researcher be taking if she were studying a client’s early childhood experiences and his resulting development of self? a Psychodynamic b Cognitive c Behavioral d Evolutionary 4 In a __________ study, the participants do not know if they are part of the control group or the experimental group. Only the experimenter knows who is in each group. a single-blind b double-blind c placebo d triple-blind 5 Which of the following is an example of observer bias? a You develop an opinion of what you expect to see in an experiment. b You ask your fellow students to be participants in a study of adult memory. c You ask people from your church to participate in a study of family values. d You allow a student to quit an experiment simply because he or she is bored. 6 What is the first guideline for doing research with people? a The rights and well-being of the participants must come first. b Participants have to give informed consent. c Deception cannot be used in any studies with human beings. d Data must remain confidential. 7 In the stereotypes-and-athletes study, who was the control group? a Those students who did not take part in the study at all. b Those students who were not asked to complete the intelligence test. c Those students who completed the survey prior to the intelligence test. d Those students who completed the survey after the intelligence test. 8 Brianne wants to find an explanation for the behavior of her lab rats in her study. Which step in the scientific approach is she currently focusing on? a perceiving the question b testing a hypothesis c drawing conclusions d reporting her results 9 Double-blind studies control for: a the placebo effect and the experimenter effect. b the placebo effect only. c the experimenter effect only. d extrinsic motivation. 10 Which psychologist dared to ignore the whole consciousness issue and return to a study of scientific inquiry by focusing on observable behavior? a John Watson b Ivan Pavlov c Sigmund Freud d William James

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[PSY 11] Chapter 1: The Science of PsychologyVersión en línea

por Rin Leveque

In the definition of psychology, what does the term mental processes means?

Which of the following perspectives focuses on the biological bases of universal mental characteristics?

Which perspective would a researcher be taking if she were studying a client’s early childhood experiences and his resulting development of self?

In a __________ study, the participants do not know if they are part of the control group or the experimental group. Only the experimenter knows who is in each group.

Which of the following is an example of observer bias?

What is the first guideline for doing research with people?

In the stereotypes-and-athletes study, who was the control group?

Brianne wants to find an explanation for the behavior of her lab rats in her study. Which step in the scientific approach is she currently focusing on?

Double-blind studies control for:

Which psychologist dared to ignore the whole consciousness issue and return to a study of scientific inquiry by focusing on observable behavior?