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1
If your therapist uses medicine, talk therapy, and exposure therapy to treat you, they practice
cognitive-behavioral therapy
group therapy
behavior therapy
eclectic therapy
2
Which of the following therapies is an example of behavioral therapy?
systematic desensitization
token economy
aversive conditioning
all of these are correct
3
Major depressive disorder is associated which which of the following symptoms?
feelings of worthlessness
depressed mood
all of these are correct
loss of interest in pleasure
4
Blindness associated with PTSD, in the absence of any physical causes for the blindness, is a
compulsive symptom
attachment symptom
somatic symptom
dissociative symptom
5
I am positive that AP Psychology students are the best students in the school. This may be...
social facilitation
ingroup bias
social loafing
groupthink
6
A _____ study is research where the same people are restudied and retested over a long period.
cross-sectional
mood-congruent
double-blind
longitudinal
7
When I give you a sticker for a 5 on a reading quiz, that is an example of
operant conditioning
counterconditioning
transference
classical conditioning
8
Which would be most appropriate for a person with schizophrenia suffering from hallucinations?
antipsychotic drugs
mood-stabilizing drug
SSRIs
antianxiety drugs
9
Prescribing Prozac for a patient suffering from major depressive disorder is an example of a
cognitive therapy
psychodynamic therapy
behavior therapy
biomedical therapy
10
Generalized anxiety disorder is characterized by
tension, apprehension, and autonomic nervous system arousal
hallucinations and delusions
somatic nervous system arousal
extreme hopelessness
11
______ is a method of behavioral therapy that can be used to help a client overcome their fears
Free association
Transference
Placebo effect
Exposure therapies
12
IQ is calculated as
mental age/chronological age x 100
chronological age/mental age x 100
a test score exclusively
emotional intelligence/chronological age x 100
13
Jean Piaget is a developmental psychologist who is known for his work in ______ development.
behavioral
cognitive
identity
social
14
The terms "tough", "difficult", and "quick-to-warmup," are referring to an infant's
habituation
temperament
genotype
assimulation
15
Lawrence Kohlberg's work in _________ includes a three-tiered level system.
cognitive development
social development
moral development
intellectual development
16
Flat affect and catatonia are both _______ symptoms of schizophrenia.
dellusional
positive
negative
manic
17
If you really want to gain the approval of others, _____ will most likely effect you a lot.
normative social influence
social roles
placebo effect
informational social influence
18
Girls are more likely to outnumber boys in a class designed for high school students gifted in
engineering
literature
math problem solving
scientific analysis and problem solving
19
________ is decreasing responsiveness with repeated stimulation.
assimilation
accomodation
individualism
habituation
20
Rats that were housed in an environment without interaction or stimulus of any type experienced
gender issues
individualism
increased aptitudes for problem solving
developmental issues with their neural networks
21
The _______ makes us think dispositions are much more likely at fault than situations.
bystander effect
ingroup bias
fundamental attribution effect
mere exposure effect
22
Which of the following is the best example of maturation?
mutation
temperament differences
puberty
self-esteem issues
23
Men and women differ in various ways. One way they are NOT different is ____________.
spatial abilities
general intelligence
aggressiveness
verbal abilities
24
Developmental psychologists study
how we think about, influence, and relate to one another
mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, etc.
social, physical, and cognitive change over one's lifetime
behavior and mind, using principles of natural selection
25
"Us"--people with who we share a common identity.
outgroup
bystander
deindividuation
ingroup
26
A statistical procedure that can be used to identify clusters of closely related test items is
cross-sectional research
general intelligence
factor analysis
longitudinal research
27
Which of the following is an example of an agonist for serotonin?
Thorazine
Prozac
Albuterol
Risperdal
28
Interpreting our new experiences in terms of our existing schemas is ___________.
conservation
assimilation
habituation
accomodation
29
This uses class. conditioning to evoke new responses to stimuli that are causing bad behaviors
counterconditioning
placebo effect
token economy
operant conditioning
30
People have a tendency to not work as hard on group projects as individual projects because of
the bystander effect
social facilitation
deindividuation
social loafing
31
The deep affectionate attachment we feel for those with whom our lives are intertwined is
companionate love
aggression
equity and self-disclosure
AP Psychology love
32
A ________ psychologist studies how ppl think about, influence, and relate to one another.
cognitive
biological
social
developmental
33
Intelligence is the ability to learn from ________, problem solve, and use knowledge to adapt.
social situations
others
experiences
books
34
The ___ model of is most likely to use the term "sickness" in regards to a mental disorder.
psychoanalytical
learning perspective
medical
biopsychosocial
35
________ is a procedure for statistically combining the results of many research studies
cross-sectional research
longitudinal research
long-term potentiation
meta-analysis
36
Which of the following is true...
Interpretation is mandatory from therapists
There's no evidence that psychotherapy is effective.
Eclectic therapy styles are the most ineffective
There are beneficial results of expecting treatment to work
37
_________ is characterized by hyperactive, wildly optimistic states of emotion.
OCD
GAD
mania
histrionic personality disorder
38
______ is a disorder characterized by delusions, and hallucinations, among other symptoms.
schizoid personality disorder
schizophrenia
GAD
OCD
39
If you believe you see a unicorn, you are suffering from a _____.
hallucination
seizure
phobia
delusion
40
The SAT and ACT are both examples of ______ because they are designed to predict skills.
intellectual tests
achievement tests
problem-solving tests
aptitude tests
41
The DSM-5 is used by clinicians to
prescribe medicines for disorders
gain certification as a clinician
serve as a nice paperweight
diagnose disorders
42
Erik Erikson's work in social development involves all of the following
except
initiative
maturation
identity
trust
43
We choose familiar brands at the grocery store because of
group polarization
the mere exposure effect
the bystander effect
companionate love
44
_________ is the proportion of variation among individuals that we can attribute to genes.
intelligence
heritability
assimilation
correlation
45
The obedience experiment associated with electric shocks was performed by
Asch
Dweck
Milgram
Zambardo
46
____ disorders are those in which conscious awareness becomes separated from previous memories.
obsessive-compulsive
panic attack
dysthymic
dissociative
47
Which of the following is your favorite class of all time?
AP Psychology
Recess
Lunch
Seriously?! All of these!
48
Which of the following determinants has been found to influence intelligence scores?
both genes and environment
genes only
environment only
shoe size
49
If you believe you are a unicorn, you are suffering from a _______.
hallucination
phobia
delusion
seizure
50
As we enter into mature adulthood, our _________ increases and our ___________ decreases.
fluid intelligence; crystallized intelligence
IQ; emotional intelligence
motivation; happiness
crystallized intelligence; fluid intelligence
51
Humanistic therapy techniques are designed primarily to
help one realize their growth potential
enable a therapist to interpret their client's mental issues
use both token economy and behavior therapies
become aware of their repressed conflicts and impulses