Paper 2 Advanced Info Quiz

How many epileptic patients were used in Sperry's baseline study?

This psychosexual stage develops around the age of 1-3 years

Children are more likely to imitate...

Which type(s) of determinism applies to the behaviourist approach?

The fact that patients had differing degrees of callosumectomy is...

True or false: women have a greater chance of recovery from brain damage than men

Which type of neuron carries information AWAY from the central nervous system?

A punishment is..

Which type of data does the Psychodynamic approach typically collect?

Maguire et. al's supporting research found...

What is congruence?

Which type of validity is the Psychodynamic approach typically described as lacking?

Which of the following is NOT linked to the Psychodynamic approach?

One limitation of using EEGs is...

This part of the mind holds a small amount of mental activity such as perceptions and thoughts.

The split-brain procedure is rarely carried out now and patients are hard to come by, meaning the theory...

The Psychologist who demonstrated classical conditioning by conditioning dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell was..

Despite not seeing adults do this, children in the Bobo Doll study...

Vesicles containing neurotransmitters are found...

Which of these is a feature of Bandura's bobo doll experiment?

Which method of studying the brain is the least invasive?

Which type of neurons are bipolar?

What happened in 2007 that undermined Broca's findings?

What is the name of the test that Maguire's taxi driver participants had taken?

What type of experiment did Sperry conduct?

In which animal is lateralisation found to have an evolutionary advantage?

Which personality structure is called the reality principle?

If an adult has a smoking habit, what psychosexual stage may they be fixated at?

Which defence mechanism refers to forcing a distressing memory out of the conscious mind?

There are four main areas of the brain. The cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem and...?

Which psychologist is NOT associated with the humanistic approach?

A lot of early experiments in the behaviourist approach used..

Which is the odd one out when discussing Social Learning theory?

The approach is seen as ethnocentric because the concept of _______ is not shared by non-Western cultures.

Synaptic pruning is the process in which...

Herasty (1997) claimed that localisation theory fails to account for individual differences because...

Which method of studying the brain allows for the deepest analysis?

Which of the following statements about behaviourism is true?

Which of the following is the ODD ONE OUT when discussing practical applications of SLT?

Approaches that do not involve direct observation lack...

Vicarious reinforcement means...

Which of the following is NOT a major application of Maslow's hierarchy?

Which type of philosophy is associated with the humanistic approach?

Which lobe of the brain is responsible for the processing of visual information?

Why did Bandura's sample lack population validity?

What is the function of the nodes of ranvier?

Who was the first person to suggest that brain areas have different functions?

Davidson et. al's supporting research found that...

Which neurotransmitter is associated with a calming effect?

Humanism is _______ than the Psychodynamic approach.

One practical application of research into plasticity and functional recovery is...

What is equipotentiality theory?

What is the name of the "crossroads" at the back of the optic nerve?

Which hemisphere deals with visuo-spatial and motor tasks?

What type of blood is used by the brain during activity?

Wernicke's area is responsible for...

Other factors affecting recovery include...

True or false: the humanistic approach is the only approach that avoids reductionism.

According to Popper, the Psychodynamic approach is not...

Behaviourism contrasts SLT because...

What type of data is typically collected by humanistic psychologists?

How many nervous systems exist in the human body?

Szaflarki et. al (2006) suggest lateralisation fails to take into account individual differences because...

What is anthropomorphism?

The reliance on case studies as the main method can be described as...

When an inhibitory neurotransmitter binds with a postsynaptic receptor, the neuron is...

Turk et. al's Patient J.W challenges localisation theory because...

Which early form of Psychology were behaviourists critical of?

Positive reinforcement is..

Which method of studying the brain has the best spatial resolution?

Which psychologist(s) investigated the conditioning of fear in to a 9 month old baby named Albert?

Which method of studying the brain has the best temporal resolution?

From which age does the possibility of functional recovery decline?

Which hemisphere is responsible for speech production?

Social learning theory is criticised for not establishing causality. What does this mean?

What is plasticity?

What is the third level on Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

What was the name given to Broca's patient?

What is missing from the ARMM model? Attention, reproduction, motivation and...

The use of case studies to research localisation is...

Much of the research into localisation lacks temporal validity because...

Which of the following treatments best links to the behaviourist approach?

Which nervous system "shuts off" the fight or flight response?

Sperry's research lacks population validity because...

Which method of functional recovery challenges lateralisation theory?