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Which of these is an example of a type of motivation?
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Fill in the blank:
People who have a HIGH need for achievement have a tendency to _____
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What does the Yerkes-Dodson law explain ?
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What is the lowest need according to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs in order for humans to reach their full potential?
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Which hormone controls appetite?
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Anorexia is an eating disorder that is characterized by binge eating followed by purging.
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Which of these is NOT an element of emotion?
Hint: There is more than one.
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Which theory of emotion suggests that emotion and physiological arousal occur simultaneously?
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The three needs of the self-determination theory are autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
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Which theory of emotion explains this scenario?
You are walking home alone late at night. You hear a loud sound behind you and you begin to tremble, your heart beats faster, and your breathing deepens. Upon noticing this arousal you realize that is comes from the fact that you are walking home alone late at night by yourself. This behavior is dangerous and therefore you feel the emotion of fear.
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How does stress affect the skin?
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Solomon Asch conducted a research study to investigate what theory of social psychology
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Which of these is NOT a compliance technique?
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Direct Contact, Direct Instruction, Interaction with others, and Vicarious conditioning are all important for what?
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Match the element of interpersonal attraction with it’s definition.
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Physical Attractiveness
[ Choose ] liking people who like you Having things in common Being physically near someone else Physical Beauty
Proximity
[ Choose ] liking people who like you Having things in common Being physically near someone else Physical Beauty
Reciprocity of liking
[ Choose ] liking people who like you Having things in common Being physically near someone else Physical Beauty
Similarity
[ Choose ] liking people who like you Having things in common Being physically near someone else Physical Beauty
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What are the three components of love?
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Match the characteristic of group think with it’s definition.
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Rationalization
[ Choose ] Members feel they cannot fail Members do not examine the ethical implications of their decisions Members share in the illusion that they all agree with the decision Members explain away warning signs
Lack of Introspection
[ Choose ] Members feel they cannot fail Members do not examine the ethical implications of their decisions Members share in the illusion that they all agree with the decision Members explain away warning signs
Invulnerability
[ Choose ] Members feel they cannot fail Members do not examine the ethical implications of their decisions Members share in the illusion that they all agree with the decision Members explain away warning signs
Self-deception
[ Choose ] Members feel they cannot fail Members do not examine the ethical implications of their decisions Members share in the illusion that they all agree with the decision Members explain away warning signs
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Stanley Milgram conducted a research study investigating what aspect of social psychology?
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How many different types of intelligences were identified according to Howard Garner’s theory?
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Mental images are processed in the brain the same way as actual objects.
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Match the problem solving method with its definition.
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Trial and error
[ Choose ] Simple rule that is intended to apply to many situations specific step by step instruction for solving certain types of problems trying one solution after another until finding one that works
Algorithms
[ Choose ] Simple rule that is intended to apply to many situations specific step by step instruction for solving certain types of problems trying one solution after another until finding one that works
Heuristics
[ Choose ] Simple rule that is intended to apply to many situations specific step by step instruction for solving certain types of problems trying one solution after another until finding one that works
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Which of these is NOT a heuristic type?
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Functional fixedness, mental sets, and confirmation bias are examples of what type of difficulty?
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What is the most widely used intelligence test in assessments?
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What are the three types of intelligence according to Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory?
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Higher cholesterol, high blood pressure, and increased risk of heart attack and stroke are examples of how stress affects what PART of the body?
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Match the model of abnormality with it’s definition.
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Sociocultural perspective
[ Choose ] the product of behavioral shaping medical causes for psychological disorders hiding problems learning problems thinking problems
Cognitive perspective
[ Choose ] the product of behavioral shaping medical causes for psychological disorders hiding problems learning problems thinking problems
Behaviorism
[ Choose ] the product of behavioral shaping medical causes for psychological disorders hiding problems learning problems thinking problems
Biological Model
[ Choose ] the product of behavioral shaping medical causes for psychological disorders hiding problems learning problems thinking problems
Psychodynamic View
[ Choose ] the product of behavioral shaping medical causes for psychological disorders hiding problems learning problems thinking problems
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What is used to diagnose psychological disorders ?
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Which of these is NOT a type of anxiety disorder?
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Match the eating disorder with its definition.
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Binge eating disorder
[ Choose ] involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain without purging afterwards involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain disordered eating that results in significantly low body weight
anorexia nervosa
[ Choose ] involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain without purging afterwards involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain disordered eating that results in significantly low body weight
bulimia nervosa
[ Choose ] involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain without purging afterwards involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain disordered eating that results in significantly low body weight
[ Choose ] involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain without purging afterwards involves cycles of binging and use of unhealthy methods to avoid weight gain disordered eating that results in significantly low body weight
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Delusions, hallucinations, changes in moor, disturbed thoughts, and disorganized behavior are symptoms of WHAT psychological disorder?
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Antisocial disorder and Borderline disorder are what TYPE of disorder?
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Match the symptom with its definition.
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disorganized behavior
[ Choose ] seeing or hearing something that is not there wildly excessive movement or total lack thereof, odd gesturing, facial grimaces false beliefs about the world Thoughts that are often lacking structure or relevance, most often displayed through disorganized speech
disturbed thoughts
[ Choose ] seeing or hearing something that is not there wildly excessive movement or total lack thereof, odd gesturing, facial grimaces false beliefs about the world Thoughts that are often lacking structure or relevance, most often displayed through disorganized speech
delusions
[ Choose ] seeing or hearing something that is not there wildly excessive movement or total lack thereof, odd gesturing, facial grimaces false beliefs about the world Thoughts that are often lacking structure or relevance, most often displayed through disorganized speech
hallucinations
[ Choose ] seeing or hearing something that is not there wildly excessive movement or total lack thereof, odd gesturing, facial grimaces false beliefs about the world Thoughts that are often lacking structure or relevance, most often displayed through disorganized speech
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Little or no pleasure in any activities, fatigue, difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much, experience changes in appetite and significant weight changes, and excessive guilt or feelings of worthlessness are symptoms of WHAT psychological disorder?
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