What is psychoneuroimmunology?

The study of thoughts, brain influence, and your immune system

What is social psychology?

Study of social influences on a person's life

A negative attitude toward a group of people

What is the Two Factor Theory?

Emotions are determined by physiological arousal and cognitive labelling

The optimal arousal theory is..

Human motivation aims to maintain optimal arousal, not eliminate it.

Unselfish concern for the welfare of others

What are the 4 C’s?

Contact, Cooperation, Conciliation, Communication

Which of the following best describes the theory of personality?

Personality consists of broad, enduring traits that influence behavior

The factors that direct and energize the behavior of humans

What is the main emphasis of the humanistic perspective on personality?

The potential for healthy personal growth

What is the fundamental attribution theory?

Blaming others for there faults but not yours

What are 3 ways to manage stress?

Exercise, relaxing, socializing

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1
What is psychoneuroimmunology?
The study of the effects of diet on brain function
The study of psychological mental illness
The study of thoughts, brain influence, and your immune system
The study of memory through coping mechanisms
2
What is social psychology?
Study of social influences on a person's life
Study of different people on a person's life
Study the effect of changes on a person's life
Study of biological traits on a person's life
3
Incentives are what type of motivation?
Push
pull
4
What is a prejudice?
A negative attitude toward a group of people
A neutral view towards a group of people
A negative action towards a group of people
A positive attitude towards a person
5
Viewing violence makes children more likely to be violent.
True
False
6
What is the Two Factor Theory?
Emotions are determined by physiological arousal and cognitive labelling
Emotions are determined by your amygdala
Emotions are determined by your personality type
Emotions are determined by physiological activity and musical entertainment
7
Sam has fewer resources than Emily, preventing Sam from achieving certain goals, what type of situation are they in?
Stereotype
Social inequality
Discrimination
Just world phenomenon
8
Noah and Tatum are playin a soccer match. Noah is playing because he want to win, what type of motivation is Noah using?
Intrinsic motivation
Extrinsic motivation
9
The biological factors that motivate people are under what category
pull
push
10
What are the 3 components of attitude?
Emotion, personality, mood
thoughts , feelings, actions
Emotion, action, cognitive
motivation , emotion, actions
11
Which of Freud's three parts of personality theory is the component of the pleasure principle?
Superego
ego
ID
Conscious
12
The optimal arousal theory is..
Human motivation aims to maintain optimal arousal, not eliminate it.
Humans have a constant crave of arousal, yet they never try to reach it
Humans never reach a point of arousal in their lifetime
Humans have no limit with arousal, creating a constant push to seek more
13
Which of the following is self esteem best associated with:
Narcissism
ego
Self value
Confidence
14
Lazarus is immediate interpretation of events that leads to labeling of emotion & physiological response
True
False
15
What is altruism?
Unselfish concern for the welfare of others
Preferring alternative music to other genres of music
Selfish concern for one’s self
Alternative personalities within one’s consciousness
16
Which projective test would work best for identifying personality traits by using ambiguous scenes?
TAT test
DSM-5
Cognitive test
Inkblot test
17
What are the 4 C’s?
Compulsion, Conformity, Consolidation, Conscience
Central Nervous System, Cerebellum, Cognition, Cognitive Dissonance
Classical Conditioning, Clinical Psychology, Client Based Therapy,Catharsis
Contact, Cooperation, Conciliation, Communication
18
Which of the following best describes the theory of personality?
Behavior is primarily shaped by unconscious motives
Personality consists of broad, enduring traits that influence behavior
People are motivated by a hierarchy of needs
Behavior is learned through observation and reinforcement
19
What is the peripheral route?
Uses positive association
Uses evidence and logic
Uses critical thinking
Uses analysis
20
According to Carl Rogers, which is essential for a person to grow and achieve self-actualization?
A high IQ
Strong superego
Unconditional cognitive regard
Operant conditioning
21
What is motivation?
The feeling of being satisfied with oneself
The factors that direct and energize the behavior of humans
The factors that cause a person to feels downcasted
The expectation of having everything done in a certain amount of time
22
Josh has the belief that people deserve what they get. What type of belief does he have?
Just world
Cognitive dissonance
Loafing
Hindsight bias
23
A person who believes they have control of their own destiny is said to have:
Learned helplessness
Strong superego
External locus of control
Internal locus of control
24
Joseph is studying hard for his test because he genuinely likes the topic, what motivation is he using?
Extrinsic motivation
Intrinsic motivation
25
What is the main emphasis of the humanistic perspective on personality?
The influence of missives and conflicts
The role for learned behaviors on personality
The potential for healthy personal growth
The role for inherited traits
26
What is the fundamental attribution theory?
The belief that your behavior changes based off a situation
Blaming others for there faults but not yours
Both internal and external factors influence behavior
Assuming the worst in others when they make a mistake
27
What are 3 ways to manage stress?
Sleeping, venting, over eating
Multi-tasking, not eating, relaxing
Exercise, relaxing, socializing
Avoiding, ignoring, and keeping to yourself
28
Discrimination is a negative behavior towards a group of people
True
False

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