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The experimenter nor the participants know who is receiving treatment is called....
Placebo Effect
Random Sampling
Double Blind Procedure
None of the Above.
2
What are the 3 research methods?
Case Study, Naturalistic Observation and Survey
Case study, Interviews and Surveys
Naturalistic Observation, Surveys and Interviews
Surveys, Case Study and Interviews
3
This comic is an example of...
None of the above.
Double Blind Procedure
Placebo Effect
All of the above.
4
Which statements are true about Structuralism?
Led by Titchener.
Influenced by the Atomic Theory.
All of the above.
introspection to explore elemental structure of the mind
5
Who asked people to unscramble anagrams?
Aristotle
James Randi
Sigmund Freud
Richard Goranson
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What is a correlation?
Measurement of how two factors vary together.
Dots. Dots. Dots.
None of the above.
It implies causation.
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Who used introspection to search for the mind's structural elements?
None of the above.
Mary Whiton Calkins
Edward Bradford Titchener
William James
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All the cases in a group being studied from which samples may be drawn.
Population
Individual
Random Sample
Variable
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The scientific study of the human mind and its functions is called....
Cognitive Thinking
Calculus
Critical Thinking
Psychology
10
Watching chimpanzee societies in the jungle is an example of which method..
Case Study
I Don't Know.
Survey
Naturalistic Observation
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What is the Scientific Attitude?
Both are correct.
Believe everything you hear from media.
None of the Above.
Approach the world with curious skepticism.
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The tendency to believe, after learning an outcome, that one would have foreseen it is called..
Hindsight Bias
Skepticism
Overconfidence
Critical Thinking
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The study of how the body and brain enable emotions, memories, and sensory experiences.
Psychodynamice
None of the above.
Nature-Nurture Issue
Neuroscience
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Who established the first psychology laboratory at the University of Leipzig, Germany?
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
B.F. Skinner
Edward Bradford Tichener
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The factor that is being manipulated is called..
Control Variable
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Confounding Variable
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Shared ideas and behaviors that one generation passes onto the next is called..
None of the above.
Skepticalism
Psychodynamic
Culture
17
What is the definition of Mode?
The average
The middle of all data
Difference between the highest and lowest data
The mos frequently occurring
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An ethical principle that research participants be told enough to enable them to participate.
Informed Consent
Debriefing
None of the above
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What is the Scientific Method?
Survey, Observation and Data
Theory, Hypothesis and Research
Observation, Research and Theory
Theory, Hypothesis and Survey
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True or False: Correlation Does Not Imply Causation!
False
True
21
True or False: Random sampling ensures a population is accurately represented.
True
Fasle
22
The Scatter Plot shows that the correlation of the two factors are...
Positive
Negative
None of the above.
No correlation
23
Socrates believed that...
Knowledge is pre-existing.
Both statements are true.
None of the statement is true.
The mind as separate from the body.
24
What is this graph called?
Scatter Plot
None of the above.
Histogram
Line Graph
25
The first woman to receive a psychology Ph.D.
Mary Whiton Calkins
None of the above.
Leta Stetter Hollingworth
Margaret Floy Washburn
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Who is B.F. Skinner?
Behaviorist who rejected introspection for studies.
A psychologist who used introspection to study the mind.
Founder of the first psychology lab.
Teacher of Margaret Floy Washburn.
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When and where did Scientific Psychology begin?
France, 1866
Germany, 1879
U.S., 1859
Russia, 1869
