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PSYC1 Harvard Midterm 2 Summer 2022
PSYC1 Harvard Midterm 2 Summer 2022
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Learning, Memory, thinking, decision making, intelligence, emotion motivation, human development
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You ran out of bowls at a guest party but your gf thinks to use tubberware. What explains why you did not think of this?
functional fixedness
subgoal organization
mental sets
sudden insight
2
The 5 levels of Maslows Hierarchy from Top to Bottom
esteem, self-actualizaiton, belonging, psysiological, safety
belonging, esteem, self-actualizaiton, psysiological, safety
self-actualizaiton, esteem, belonging, safety, psysiological
self-actualizaiton, esteem, belonging, psysiological, safety
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____ is a psychological state that creates arousal to motivate an organism to satisfy a _____.
Drive, Need
Excitement, Desire
Drive, Desire
Need, Drive
4
Freud suggested that people act in ways which encourage pleasure and avoid pain. His principle that describes this is
reality principle
pleasure principle
hedonistic principle
pain-pleasure principle
5
Which theory of language dev. suggest people are born with specialized language acquisition device in their brains?
Chomsky's universal grammar theory
Skinner's theory of behaviorism
Whorf's language relativity theory
Sternberg's triarchic theory
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The system of rules that govern how words are combined into phrases and how phrases are combined to make sentences.
syntax
context
morphemes
lexemes
7
Socialization has a bigger influence than genes on the capacity for feeling this particular negative emotion.
Fear
Guilt
Anger
Jealousy
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Which of the following explains why a 3 yr old thinks all her friends like goldfish because she likes goldfish?
Theory of Mind
Object Permanence
Law of Conservation of Quantity
Principle of Egocentrisim
9
Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT1 relative to how much effort you put into studying. This is due to
Self-regulation
Grit
Achievement motives
Self-Efficacy
10
Mo yelled at Mike. Mike was yelled at by Mo. Differ in their
semantic meaning
syntactic arching
surface structure
deep structure
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The __ ToEmotion suggests stimuli elicits a physiological response which we cognitively appraise and label as emotion
Facial Feedback Theory
James Lange
Cannon-Bard
Schachter-Singer
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Differences in ______ help explain cultural emotional stereotypes, such as loud Americans and cold-bland English.
Evolution
Emotion Recognition
Display Rules
Cultural Norms
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Name this brain area
prefrontal lobe
hippocampus
wernicke's area
broca's area
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_____ is when we learn that a stimulus predicts another stimulus.
behavioral learning
operant conditioning
classical conditioning
positive reinforcement
15
If you recall exactly what you did on Mon. night but cant remember the brain lobes- you have excellent __ and poor __.
episodic, semantic
semantic, episodic
episodic, sensory
procedural, episodic
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Guilt is an example of a
multidimensional emotion
secondary emotion
primary emotion
suppressed emotion
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When the perception of a stimulus gets transformed into a memory this is called:
Storing
Encoding
Consolidating
Memorizing
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This type of memory can briefly hold 4-7 pieces of information
Procedural Memory
Sensory Memory
Working Memory
Semantic Memory
19
____ infant reflex explains why infants automatically turn and suck when a nipple or similar object touches their mouth.
sucking
nursing
grasping
rooting
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How do the prefential looking technique and habituation technique give insights into infant minds?
Infants look longer at unfamiliar objects
Infants cry more when shown unfamiliar objects.
Infants innately shake their heads for 'no'
Infants innately shake their heads for 'yes'
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In the strange situation test, a ___ child doesn't pay attention to the parent when they return.
confident.
insecure/ avoidant
insecure/ambivalent
secure
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Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT1 so you came to this review hoping do better. This is due to
Achievement motives
Intrinsic Motivation
Self-regulation
Self-Efficacy
23
______ is the tendency for bodily functions to maintain equilibrium
homeostasis
hormonal cycle regulation
heterostasis
Yerkes-Dodson Law
24
Some of you were not satisfied with your grades on MT1 because others did better then you. This is due to
Self-Efficacy
Achievement motives
Self-regulation
Grit
25
"Throw Food. Sad Mom" means "I threw my food. Mom is sad." This types of infant speech is called
Syntactic Pruning
Babble
Infant Chunking
Telegraphic Speech
26
_ intelligence is the ability to think logically about abstract concepts & __ intelligence is accumulated knowledge.
fluid, emotional
crystallized, fluid
crystallized, semantic
fluid, crystallized
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_ Theory decribes how strength of association btw. 2 stimuli depends on how unexpected the unconditioned stimulus is.
Vicarious Learning
Law of Effect
Pavlovian Learning Theory
Rescorla-Wagner Model
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The _____ theory of emotion suggests that an external stimulus leads to a physiological reaction which leads to emotion.
Schachter-Singer
Facial Feedback Theory
Cannon-Bard
James-Lange
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Which of the following is NOT a need?
water
oxygen
food
hunger
30
____ decreases a behavioral response, which ___ increases it.
habituation, sensitization
implicit, explicit
sensitizaiton, habituation
reinforcement, punishment
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T/F the Primacy Effect is thought to be due to short-term memory.
True
False
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Lil is worried about moving to a new city b/c she anticipates having no friends, despite being outgoing. Lil is bad at
mental sets
affective forecasting
anchoring
framing
33
This theory hypothesizes that those without language are incapable of thought.
Ethnographic Visualization Hypothesis
Linguistic Relativity Theory
Functionalism Hypothesis
Linguistic Acquisition Theory
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You buy a packet of Magic the Gathering cards each week. Some contain rare cards others not. What type of reinforcement?
Fixed Interval
Variable Interval
Variable, Ratio
Fixed, Ratio
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The neural process involved when memories are recalled and then stored again.
reconsolidation
encoding
deep processing
retrieval
36
_____ is the basic sounds of speech that make up the building blocks of language.
Phonemes
Syntax
Vocalization
Morphemes
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The _______ theory of emotion suggest that we feel emotions and experience physiological reactions simultaneously.
Evolutionary Theory
Cannon-Bard
James-Lange
Schachter-Singer
38
Name this brain area.
prefrontal lobe
broca's area
hippocampus
wernicke's area
39
_ occurs when people rely on the first piece of info they encounter or on information that comes most quickly to mind.
Representativeness Heuristic
Confirmation Bias
Affective Forecasting
Anchoring
40
___ amnesia affects your memory for events before a brain injury, while ___ affects it after an injury.
infantile, anterograde
dissociative, anterograde
anterograde, retrograde
retrograde, anterograde
41
Display rules govern how and when people exhibit emotions. They are learned through
evolution
critical period
socialization
familial bonds
42
____ argues that extrinsic rewards may reduce intrinsic value because such rewards undermines peoples choice.
self-recognition theory
self-perception theory
self-actualization theory
self-determination theory
43
Below is the Circumplex Map of Emotion. In this model, emotions are plotted along two continuums: ________ and _______.
Arousal, Activation
Positive, Negative
Valence, Arousal
Excitement, Energy
44
In the strange situation test, a ____ child is distressed when the attachment figure leaves
avoidant
ambivalent
insecure
secure
45
In _____ REINFORCEMENT SOMETHING IS ADDED WHILE IN _____ REINFORCEMENT SOMETHING IS TAKEN AWAY
interval, ratio
Addition, Subtraction
negative, positive
positive, negative
46
One study showed that men on a scary bridge were more likely to call women than men on a fixed bridge. This demonstrates
Affective Forecasting
Misattribution of Affect
Excitation Transfer
Misattribution of Arousal
47
_____ consist of one or more ______
Phonemes, Morphemes
Morphemes, Phonemes
Morphemes, Root Words
Root Words, Morphemes
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______ describes the relationship between quality of performance and arousal. Arousal is useful up to a certain point.
Peak Performance Law
Optimal Arousal Trade-Off Rule
Yerkes-Dodson Law
Excitement-Motivation Trade-Off Rule
49
Sports trophies, salaries and customer loyalty discounts are examples of _____
incentives
reward maximization
achievement motive
intrinsic motivation
50
Which of the following explains why a child might want a tall 8oz glass of juice instead of a short 8oz glass?
Personal Preference
Law of Conservation of Quantity
Theory of Mind
Principle of Egocentrisim
51
Jan doesn't know how to hold her newborn niece but rather than ask, she just watches her MIL before trying. This shows
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
modeling
instructed learning
52
Better recall for early items in a list is due to the _ effect, while better recall for late items is due to __ effect.
primacy, recency
implicit, explicit
primary, secondary
recency, primacy
53
Which is NOT considered a major theory of emotion?
Schachter-Singer Two Factory Theory
James-Lange Theory
Maslow's Fast and Slow Theory
Cannon-Bard Theory
54
Taking on more responsibility at work because you enjoy being challenged and feeling accomplished is an example of
extrinsic motivation
self-promotion
extrinsic rewards
intrinsic motivaiton
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The ___ effect is the idea that the ability to recall items from a list depends on the order or presentation
flashbulb memory
suggestibility
serial position
retrieval induced forgetting
56
When a child learns the word for dog, they start to call all four-legged animals dogs. This is _____.
Conditioning
Transfer-Learning
Accomodation
Assimilation
57
Im trying to learn Spanish right now but my primary school French classes keep confusing me - this is an example of
Retroactive Interference
Proactive Interference
Simultaneous interference
Motivated forgetting
58
Phrases can be broken down into _____; Words can be broken down into _______.
Root Words, Morphemes
Morphemes, Root Words
Phonemes, Morphemes
Morphemes, Phonemes
59
I bombed my first neuro midterm in college. Now, I am now in a PhD program in Neuroscience. This is an example of
Grit
Belief Perseverance
Self-Efficacy
Achievement motives
60
The bear was chased by the lion. The lion chased the bear. Have the same ____
surface structure
deep structure
phonology
syntactic arching
61
_____is when we learn that behavior leads to a certain outcome.
operant conditioning
conditioned response
behavioral learning
classical conditioning
62
A teacher "making an example" out of a student for cheating, is hoping to teach other students as well through _____.
Fear Conditioning
Vicarious Learning
Modeling
Instructed Learning
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Maslows said "A musician must make music...if he is to be ultimately at peace with himself" This idea embodies what...
Self-Actualization
Self-Esteem
Living up to your potential
Self-Fulfillment