Duplicate of Psych 1101 Study Session TEST #4

What is classical conditioning? 

If a person is depicted larger than a house in a painting, how will the house appear?

 Max steals a cookie only because he doesn’t want to get grounded. Max is showing what kind of moral reasoning?

When others mess up, you blame them. When you mess up, you blame the situation. This is

Illusory correlation makes stereotypes seem more true than they really are.

A side effect of _____ drugs is _____, a condition with involuntary movements.

Samantha instantly notices when her friend's tone changes slightly, no one else catches it. Research suggests:

 Which response occurs when behavior prevents an unpleasant event from occurring?

Secondary sexual characteristics are traits like body hair or a deeper voice, not organs needed for reproduction.

How are schizophrenic disorders classified?

Darren brags loudly about how amazing he is at everything, but deep down he feels like a failure. He’s dealing with:

Which psychologist would likely define psychology as the scientific study of observable behavior? 

Which of the following traits is least commonly linked to individuals with anorexia nervosa?

What is sensory adaptation?

In Asch’s experiment, people went along with the wrong group answer just to fit in.

Treating a disorder with medications would fall under _ therapy, while using conditioning techniques would be _ therapy.

You see weird inkblots and your brain starts making up pictures. Which kind of test are you probably taking?

After losing a video game, Jason throws his controller and stomps like a toddler. Freud would call this:

Which type of cell in the nervous system is responsible for receiving, processing, and transmitting information?

Helping someone conquer a fear of dogs by gradually exposing them to puppies is an example of:

How does an impulse travel from one neuron to another? 

Where is the primary visual cortex located?

Deinstitutionalization mainly means:

Which nervous system includes both the somatic and autonomic nervous systems?

What two problems came from deinstitutionalization?

Ella is suddenly hit with chest pain, dizziness, and even though nothing bad is happening. She’s likely experiencing:

According to behavioral psychologists, dysfunctional actions happen because they were:

How is the perception of pitch explained?

What's a key flaw in Piaget’s cognitive development theory?

Which chemicals are secreted by the endocrine glands into the bloodstream?

Which behavior is most strongly linked to achieving higher grades, based on research findings?

A big issue with therapy today is that lots of people who need it do not actually get it.

Which therapy trio targets behavior, thinking patterns, and self-image, respectively?

The bystander effect means:

What term describes a system of related ideas that explain a set of observations? 

Cognitive dissonance occurs when conflicting thoughts create discomfort, and people usually reduce this tension by:

Which term best describes the process of working actively to solve a problem?

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) today is most often reserved for cases where:

Which type of memory stores skills and actions, like riding a bike?

In which therapy does the counselor prioritize empathy and unconditional support to help clients grow?

When working in larger groups, individuals usually:

Which analogy best represents the relationship between nature and nurture?

SSRIs are commonly prescribed to help people who are struggling with:

A stereotype is:

What type of correlation would you expect between the time students spend studying and their grades?

What sparks first impressions the most?

What is a confounding variable?

 In an experiment, which variable represents the cause and which represents the effect?

Which research method involves a deep exploration of a single individual?

Stage theories believe:

The medical model sees mental illnesses like physical diseases that can be diagnosed and treated

What does it mean when a test is valid?

When a client unintentionally treats their therapist like a parent or partner from their past, this is called:

Which field looks at how people affect each other’s thoughts and actions?

Sigmund Freud is to psychodynamic theory as ________ is to behaviorism.

What is the correct order of memory processes? 

Why did Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon develop the first intelligence test?

Which approach is all about human potential, growth, and being your best authentic self?

What is the general term for any method aimed at treating mental illnesses?

Aaron Beck suggested that depression stems from:

Psychoanalysis mainly tries to:

What are the internal factors that drive a person's actions?

Freud said unresolved conflicts at a stage could cause "fixation", getting emotionally stuck at that level.

Cognitive therapy mainly focuses on:

Bipolar disorder feels like swinging between:

Major depressive disorder mainly shows up as:

What is the main goal of training someone in social skills therapy?