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Review Test Submission: Quiz 1 - Science of psychology + Major...

101557 (Summer A 2021) The Individual in Society

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Review Test Submission: Quiz 1 - Science of psychology + Major Perspectives 1

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Question 1

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The discussion of the 'science of psychology', what did the example of re-walking used illustrate? Selected Answer:

People don't get burned because of physical laws - it has nothing to do with mind over matter.

Question 2

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In the context of understanding phobias from psychoanalytic and behavioural perspectives, by teaching 'Little Albert' to fear a white laboratory rat, John Watson demonstrated that: Selected Answer:

Phobias can be learned through simple classical conditioning principles.

Question 3

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Which of the following 'levels of analysis' is at the 'psychological level' related to depression? Selected Answer:

Negative or pessimistic thought patterns.

Question 4

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Which of the following 'levels of analysis' presented in the first lecture is at the 'psychological level' related to learning and studying? Selected Answer:

Stress management.

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Review Test Submission: Quiz 1 - Science of psychology + Major...

Question 5

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From a behavioural perspective, how might you motivate school students to do better in class (these students have been labelled as 'lazy')? Selected Answer:

Establish more productive cultural norms in the class.

Question 6

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Refer to the slide on the 'Goals of Psychology'. Why are the ve goals are listed that order? Selected Answer:

It is a heirarchy in which the goals down the list depend on meeting the goals higher in the list.

Question 7

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Which of the following ‘levels of analysis’ is not related to studying and learning at the social / environmental level: Selected Answer:

Premack’s Principle.

Question 8

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What is meant by 'mind' in the denition of psychology? Selected Answer:

Internal states and processes (e.g. thoughts, feelings) that cannot be directly observed.

Question 9

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Which of the below statements is not associated with the psychoanalytic perspective? Selected Answer:

Phobias are learned and therefore can be unlearned.

Question 10

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Which of the below is the best denition of psychology? Selected Answer:

The scientic study of behaviour and the mind.

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