HSP3U Test #1

Question 1

Term used to define our sense of who we are, based on our ideas about our strengths, weaknesses, beliefs, hopes, dreams+

Accepted Answer

Self-concept

Question 2

Regarded as the founder of modern sociology. He studied suicide and identified 3 types: egoistic, altruistic, anomic.

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Emile Durkheim

Question 3

Karl Marx coined the term class conflict. He called the rich the bourgeoisie and the poor the proletariat.

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True

Question 4

This theory suggests there is a link between genetic material and psychopathic behaviour.

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Kryptopyrrole syndrome

Question 5

According to George Herbert Mead, the ______ is guided by the rules and expectations of the roles we play = public self.

Accepted Answer

Me-self

Question 6

Marlene Mackie observed that the self-image and status of males is defined by occupation, while females by marriage.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 7

The set of characteristics that make each of unique. They remain relatively permanent and do not vary from day to day.

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Personality

Question 8

Interventionists believe that at the homo-erectus stage, a superior power intervened.

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True

Question 9

Mayer and Salovey were the first to coin:

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EQ

Question 10

H. Rorschach developed the ink blot system. He believed that ppl who are negative & rebellious focus on small details.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 11

According to Carl Jung, a person who is more interested in their own thoughts and feelings is called an ambivert.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 12

Piaget argues that during stage 2, children learn through their five senses and direct experiences.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 13

According to Jean Piaget's intelligence theory, a child can solve simple arithmetic at which stage?

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Concrete operational

Question 14

According to Carl Jung, a person who is more interested in what is going on around them, social & charismatic is called:

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Extrovert

Question 15

Famous for her studies of Rwanda's mountain gorilla population. She was murdered in 1985.

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Dian Fossey

Question 16

Last born children are more likely to be risk takers, have high energy levels and be less serious about school.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 17

The scientific study of the human mind. Including our thoughts, emotions, behaviours, cognition, and personality.

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Psychology

Question 18

He developed the "Law of Effect". Behaviours that result in a positive outcome will be repeated, negative = avoided

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Edward Lee Thorndike

Question 19

A sociological term for the many roles we play simultaneously in our lives. Ie: sister, daughter, mother, cousin, aunt

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Status set

Question 20

According to W. Sheldon, someone with a round/pear shaped body, who has a love of food, comfort, sociable & relaxed is:

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Endomorph

Question 21

Australopithecus, homo habilis, and homo erectus have consistently been found in:

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Southeast Africa

Question 22

This theory of human evolution claims that all matter and life were created by an all powerful God.

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Creation

Question 23

The term culturally constructed means that a person's culture is the source of their ideas & concepts about the world.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 24

Painting a baby girl's room pink and dressing her in pink and purple clothing is an example of:

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Social labelling

Question 25

According to G. Allport, central traits dominate and shape an individual's behaviour. Central traits define a person.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 26

Believed too much emphasis was placed on economic factors. Believed that religion, education, politics & family =

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Max Weber

Question 27

This theory claims that what determines personality differences are the situations in which we find ourselves.

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Situational theory

Question 28

According to Karen Horney, this personality type seeks people-oriented careers ie: teaching and social work.

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Compliant

Question 29

H. Rorschach developed the ink blot system. He claimed that people who are rigid & compulsive focus on the entire blot.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 30

According to William Sheldon, someone who is tall, thin, lightly muscled, anxious, shy and introverted is:

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Ectomorph

Question 31

Cultural anthropologist who studied: role of religion, Aborignals of American Plains and Japanese culture.

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Ruth Benedict

Question 32

Awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine and is best known for his studies on conditioned behaviour.

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Ivan Pavlov

Question 33

According to William Sheldon, someone who has a muscular body, upright posture, is adventurous, outgoing, and dominant:

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Mesomorph

Question 34

He worked with Freud and introduced the concept of the inferiority complex.

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Alfred Adler

Question 35

This theory suggests that males exhibit more aggressive and competitve behaviour than females.

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XYY theory

Question 36

People who see themselves more positively than others and who tend to be emotionally well adjusted are called:

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self-enhancers

Question 37

The following characteristics: mental illness, feeling of being "wronged", access to weapons, alienation are shared by:

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Mass shooters

Question 38

Albert Bandura claimed that children can be taught by role modelling. Imitation and observation is key.

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Social learning theory

Question 39

This theory of human origin is supported by Charles Darwin.

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Evolution

Question 40

Type B personalities are typically: hard workers, aware of time, persistent, take charge, impatient and competitive.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 41

According to Galen's theory, someone who is a deep thinker, sad, creative and has an excess of black bile is called:

Accepted Answer

Melancholic

Question 42

According to Galen's theory, an individual who is irritable, violent, ambitious and has excess yellow bile is called:

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Choleric

Question 43

The scientific study of human origin, evolution and culture.

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Anthropology

Question 44

W.I. Thomas' FOUR Wish theory includes:

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excitement, security, affection, and recognition

Question 45

William Glasser's 'Choice Theory' teaches that we are much more in control of our lives than we realize. *criticized

Accepted Answer

True

Question 46

Cultural anthropologist who studied the Samoan culture and adolecescent period.

Accepted Answer

Margaret Mead

Question 47

Sigmund Freud used a variety of methods to unlock the unconscious mind. Which of the following did he NOT use?

Accepted Answer

Thematic apperception tests

Question 48

The scientific study of the development, structure and functioning of human society.

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Sociology

Question 49

He developed the first standardized IQ test.

Accepted Answer

Alfred Binet

Question 50

Our names have little effect on our sense of personal identity.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 51

First born children often feel neglected in the family unit and tend to make good negotiators/mediators.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 52

Auguste Comte is the first person to study sociology and inventor of the term.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 53

Which of the following is NOT one of Freud's elements of the mind?

Accepted Answer

Fixations

Question 54

Type A personalities are more likely to suffer from heart disease.

Accepted Answer

True

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