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Psyx100 Exam 2 Review
Psyx100 Exam 2 Review
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1
Which of the following is an example of negative punishment?
Yelling at a child for lying
Hitting a child for lying
Taking away a child's cell phone to discourage them from lying
Giving a child $1 every day they go without telling a lie
2
During _______, our sensory receptors come into contact with a physical stimulus in the environment.
Perception
Transduction
Sensation
Olfaction
3
All prototypes are exemplars, but not all exemplars are prototypes
True
False
4
The sex that appears on our birth certificate is almost always based on
Sex chromosomes
Primary sex characteristics
Secondary sex characteristics
Gender identity
5
The workers at the Australian SPCA used what technique to teach dogs to drive?
Counterconditioning
Classical conditioning
Negative reinforcement
Shaping
6
The finding that people with the lowest ability tend to significantly overestimate their ability is known as
Goldilocks Function
The Dunning-Kruger effect
Weber-Fechner Law
Yerkes-Dodson Law
7
Using thinking to determine whether something is reasonable or valid is known as
Reasoning
Decision making
Intelligence
Problem solving
8
What type of memory do you use to help your team win during trivia night?
Procedural
Prospective
Episodic
Semantic
9
Individuals who don't experience sexual attraction, but can experience romantic or emotional attraction are known as
Pansexual
Romantics
Bisexual
Asexual
10
In the classic study with Pavlov's dogs, what was the unconditioned stimulus?
Metronome
Food
Experimenter
Salivation
11
Which psychosocial crises are proposed to occur in adulthood, per Erikson? (select all that apply)
Generativity vs stagnation
Trust vs mistrust
Intimacy vs isolation
Integrity vs despair
12
Trying to remember the definition of a psychology term for an exam is an example of
Encoding
Retrival
Storage
Recognition
13
The tendency for men to have deeper voices than women is an example of a
Gender socialization
Secondary sex characteristic
Primary sex characteristic
Sexual dimorphism
14
The finding that older adults perform more poorly on a task if they are explicitly told it is a memory task relates to
Analogical representation
Age-related effects of cognition
Alzheimer's
Stereotype threat
15
Mark drinks beer whenever he studies. He drinks beer before going into his exam because he remembers the concept of
State-dependent memory effects
Context-dependent memory effects
Classical conditioning
Operarant conditioning
16
Giving a child a sticker every time she makes her bed to encourage her to continue this behavior is an example of
Positive reinforcement
Primary reinforcement
Negative reinforcement
Classical conditioning
17
Which of the following is an example of intrinsic motivation?
Araceli loving her job because her coworkers motivate her to do her best
Juan loving his job because he enjoys performing his work-related tasks
Julie loving her job because it provides work-life balance
Mark loving his job because of his high salary
18
Tranduced information from all five senses passes through the thalamus on the way to be processed by the brain.
False
True
19
Which theory states that a cognitive label is applied before we experience an emotion?
Circumplex model
Cannon-Bard theory
Two-factor theory
James-Lange theory
20
The storage space with a short duration but high capacity is
Sensory
Short-term
Working memory
Long-term
21
Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences includes which of the following?
Analytical intelligence
General factor intelligence
Crystallized intelligence
Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence
22
Perception of visual information takes place in which lobe of the brain?
Midbrain
Frontal
Parietal
Occipital
23
Someone's enduring sexual, emotional, and/or romantic attraction to a gender (or genders) is known as
Gender identity
Sexual orientation
Sexual behavior
Desire
24
The storage with possibly infinite duration and capacity is known as
Short-term
Working memory
Long-term
Sensory
25
Which of Kohlberg's stages of morality focuses on self-interest and consequences?
Unconventional
Preconventional
Postconventional
Conventional
26
Mark gets an B+ on the exam and decides to use beer again as a part of his study and test-taking routine. This is due to
Operant conditioning
Classical conditioning
The fact that beer promotes high cognitive ability
Counterconditioning