Psychology Year 11 Exam Preparation

The flight-fight response is related to the

Which of the following is a source of power in a group?

A typical taste bud has how many gustatory receptors?

The part of the brain that allows communication across the hemispheres is called

Which of the following is an example of cognitive dissonance?

The visual cue that tends to be predominant in the judgement of flavour is

Ardu witnesses a man falling over on a busy street. She is unlikely to help due to:

If you suffered from Broca's Aphasia you would:

Harry Harlow used Rhesus monkeys in his research because:

The statement "all obese people eat too much" is an example of:

Zoe is taking up breakdancing. She attends the same class as her friend.. most likely due to:

A taste bud has a lifespan of about

Harry Harlow's research with Rhesus monkeys demonstrated that:

Latane and Darley's research of the smoke filled room focused on the:

Being in a bad mood:

Major Depression comes under the category of:

A person's ability to control someone else's behaviour is best described as

Key terms involved in Adaptive Plasticity are:

The self-serving bias tends to be less common in

Conseravtion of number is found in which stage of Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development?

Light enters the eye through the

Milgram's research on Obedience to Authority found that:

The flavour of food is determined by

Why do we exhibit the 'self serving bias'?

Genetic predisposition combined with an environmental trigger for schizophrenia to develop is:

The Primary Somatosensory Cortex is in the

An attitude is more likely to predict behaviour when the attitude is

Psychology is the best subject ever

Which of the following is an example of the self-serving bias?

Rods are found

Research has shown that soldiers are less likely to kill others from a distance. This refers to

The light that enters the eye is called

An example of a Psychotic mental disorder is

Cones allow us to see

Asch found conformity levels did not increase after

Catatonia is a symptom of Schizophrenia. This means the patient:

According to Sperry and Gazziniga's research with split brain patients, language

The Nervous System that contains the afferent and efferent neurons is the

The lobe that contains Wernicke's Area is the

Schizophrenia

The bumps on the tongue that are involved in taste perception are called

The taste of umami is based on detection of ______ in a substance?

Abstract thinking is found in which stage of Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development?

Animism is found in which stage of Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development?

The lobe that contains Broca's Area is the

The number of taste buds ____ with age?

Mary Ainsworth's research into attachment is sometimes referred to as

The DSM-V is a book that mental health professionals use to:

The part of the brain that contains the Hippocampus is the

Phineas Gage suffered an accident whereby a pole went through his Frontal Lobe. Changes were:

The Primary Auditory Cortex is in the

Photorecptors are specialised cells in the eyes called

The lobe at the front of the brain is called the

The Primary Motor Cortex is in the

Ainsworth's Attachment Theory called infants who cried a lot on mother's return:

Identical twins share _____ DNA.

The reciprocity norm explains helping in terms of

Fraternal twins share _____ DNA.

The brain converts light energy that enters the eye into electro-chemical energy. This is done: