PSYC 101 Quiz 1

PSYC 101 Quiz 1

PSYC 101 Quiz 1 Liberty University

PSYC 101 Quiz 1 The Science of Psychology

PSYC 101 Quiz 2 The Biology of Behavior

PSYC 101 Quiz 3 Sensation and Perception

PSYC 101 Quiz 4 Learning, Memory, and Intelligence

PSYC 101 Quiz 5 Motivation and Emotion

PSYC 101 Quiz Developmental Psychology

PSYC 101 Quiz 7 Personality and Social Psychology

PSYC 101 Quiz 8 Psychological Disorders and Treatments

1. Negative correlations tell us that the two variables are not related.
2. Who is considered to be the father of experimental psychology?
3. According to Wolters, a ________ is “the comprehensive framework of one’s basic beliefs about things,” that “ speaks centrally to everything in our life and world, including technology and economics and science.”
4. What is one of the essential goals of behavioral science?
5. The independent variable is:
6. Which two psychologists were the primary developers of behaviorism?
7. This psychiatrist was the founder of the integration movement of combining psychology and theology in counseling.
8. The scientific method is:
9. The scientific study of human behavior and the mind can be defined as:
10. Which of the following is NOT a goal the APA has for psychology students?
11. makes observations about how variables are related to one another and describes the findings.
12. Subject variables can include sex, age, or ethnicity.
13. How can psychologists reduce observer bias?
14. This individual advocated for fair and humane treatment of the mentally ill
15. Who developed the school of thought of functionalism?
16. The benefits of a correlational study include:
17. Experimental research involves observing how variables are related to each other and describing the relationships observed.
18. A __________ is an in-depth observation of an individual, animal, event, or treatment method.
19. Naturalistic observations include both real-life settings and in the laboratory.
20. What is the difference between empirical facts and conceptual facts?
21. __________ observation is observing people or animals in their natural settings.
22. Who reasoned that the mind and body were distinct from one another but still connected and can influence each other?
23. Who was the primary founder and first president of the American Psychological Association (APA)?
24. The field of psychology aims to understand psychological phenomena for the purpose of improving the welfare of all people.
25. In experimental research, what is the name of the group that is exposed to the independent variable?
26. According to the APA, deception is allowed in research in all the following cases EXCEPT:
27. Which of the following is included in a worldview according to Wolters?
28. For many counseling or applied specialty areas, individuals typically must complete:
29. Thomas Aquinas suggested
30. Through ______ psychologists can systematically reduce errors while also broadening the applicability of theories
31. Behavior is observable and measurable.
32. Which philosopher primarily discussed the need to ignore sensory information to by looking inward to understand the true nature of the soul.
33. The four parts of the grand narrative include creation, sin, redemption, and restoration
34. __________ is the study of how the mind of an organism adapts to its current environment.
35. The two main goals of the field of psychology are to conduct research in psychological phenomena for the purpose of understanding, explaining, predicting, and controlling human behavior, cognition, and experience and to use the knowledge gained from psychological research to promote human well-being.

Set 2

1. Research involves the manipulation of a variable of interest and assignment of participants to treatment conditions.
2. The research process in psychology can be broadly divided into two major categories, which include and      .
3. Profession is the combination of and      .
4. is the examination of one’s own mind to inspect and report on personal thoughts or feelings about conscious experiences.
5. A placebo control acts as a way for the research to determine how much measurable change is due to the independent variable and how much change is due to
6. What term means the application of Biblical wisdom in specific settings for the purposes of making virtuous decisions?
7. According to Wolters, a is “the comprehensive framework of one’s basic beliefs about things,” that “ speaks centrally to everything in our life and world, including technology and economics and science.”
8. A is a comprehensive and integrated view of the world from a Biblical perspective.
9. What type of facts can be determined about the way the world operates based on strongly held views often derived from experience?
10. Which philosopher primarily discussed the need to ignore sensory information to by looking inward to understand the true nature of the soul.
11. Which philosopher primarily studied the mind-body problem?
12. Which of the following is NOT one of the conditions under which it is acceptable to use deception in research?
13. During the late century and early century, medical doctors,
14. physiologists, and researchers became increasingly interested in psychological principles.
15. The scientific method provides a for the systematic study of behavior and mental processes.
16. is defined as the ability of your measurement to accurately measure what it is supposed to measure.
17. The systematic investigation of human behavior and thought can be defined as:
18. is the consistency of your measure to produce similar results on different occasions.
19. What is one of the essential goals of behavioral science?
20. Structuralism can be defined as breaking down conscious experiences into each of these fundamental elements EXCEPT:
21. In a double blind study, the participant to which group he or she has been assigned, and the researcher   to which group each participant has been assigned.
22. What is the highest-level degree available in psychology?
23. With positive correlations, as X , Y        .
24. Vocation is the combination of and      .
25. A an inert substance or object.
26. Who is considered to be the founder of modern psychology?
27. A is an in-depth observation of an individual, animal, event, or treatment method.
28. Who established the brand of psychology known as structuralism?
29. Research must be shared in such a way that the experiment or study can be .
30. Mission is the combination of and .
31. is the study of how the mind of an organism adapts to its current environment.
32. With negative correlations, as X , Y        .
33. Who developed the school of thought of functionalism?
34. In experimental research, what is the name of the group that is exposed to the independent variable?
35. In a single blind study, the participant to which group he or she has been assigned, and the researcher   to which group each participant has been assigned.
36. Which two psychologists were the primarily developers of behaviorism?