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What source of information is the most reliable?
An up-to-date government website
An essay written by a student in your class
Information in a medical journal from 1995
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What information is included in the methods of a scientific report?
it refers to the name of the authors
Information about the process that was followed to do the research
a small amount of information about what you did and why.
3
How can you keep your personal information safe online?
share your whole life on social media
share your personal information with others
Selecting a strong privacy setting
4
What is cyberbullying?
fact of isolating, being isolated (alone)
relating to or characteristic of the culture of computers
can be used to threaten,embarrass or target another person
5
At what age does the formal operational stage of cognitive development occur?
2 years
7 years
11+ years
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What is psychology?
the scientific study of the mind and human behaviour
to change or develop slowly often into a better or more advanced state
how we think, explore, reason and figure things out.
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What information is included in the abstract of a scientific report?
Information about the process that was followed to do the research
a small amount of information about what you did and why.
it refers to the name of the authors
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What is your digital footprint?
All the actions that you take online
A digital safety service in the UAE
A list of social media accounts that you have
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What is a negative use of social media?
educate your self and learn new skills
less face-to-face time
make social support
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What happens at the pre-operational stage of cognitive development?
Children learn logical concrete (physical) rules about objects
Infants start to build an understanding of the world through their senses
children develop langauge skills and begin to use pretend play
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What is the aim of forensic psychology?
used to diagnose and treat mental illnesses.
to investigate criminal cases
focuses on how people behave, their personality and motivations.
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What are sensory receptors?
transfer the messages from the spinal cord or brain to multiple organs.
transfer messeages from senses to the heart
transfer the information from the senses to the spinal cord or brain
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Which cognitive process allows people to communciate?
learning
thinking
memory
language
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What is perception?
selecting, organising the information that is being sent from the 5 senses
It allows our brain to take in information from our five senses.
refers to your own awareness of your thoughts, memories, feelings.
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How can social media positively affect health and wellbeing?
less face-to-face time
having a fake friends
social media can make meeting people with the same interest easier
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Why is social media important?
people can experience cyberbullying
it improved the mental health during the pandemic
it can cause sleep problems
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What is an example of short-term memory?
allows the information to be stored over a long period
allows a small amount of information to be remembered from 30s to few days
people begin to forget the information after few seconds
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How can stress affect your behaviour?
doing exercises regularly
stop seeing you friends and family
eating healthy
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How can social media negatively affect health and wellbeing?
interact with ohter people
learn new things
comparing your self with others on social media
20
What healthcare information should be shared on social media?
Share hateful messages about patients and staff
Share patients’ personal information and medical records
Share health updates with the public (COVID-19 vaccination )
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What is the 'fight or flight' response?
is a feeling of calm
is a biological response, it happens naturally.
is not a biological response.
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What is the structuralism school of thought?
it studies how can the unconscious mind affect our behaviour
it focuses on individual growth and achievement
it studies the most basic mental processes
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What are coping mechanisms?
are ways people use to deal with stress
are ways to deal with respiratory problems.
are ways that people use to improve their digestive system
