Devoir n° 1 - 2017/2018 - The growth of psychology Flashcards

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Question 1 - Freud again
You are talking to a Freudian and he asks you to talk about your dreams. He then says words like “family” and “authority” and asks you to reveal your first thoughts about these words. What is this Freudian getting at ?
- He’s trying to elicit abnormal responses.
- He’s trying to assess some of your unconscious thoughts and motivations.
- He’s trying to determine your honesty or dishonesty.
- He’s mapping your conscious thought patterns.

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He’s trying to assess some of your unconscious thoughts and motivations.

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Question 2 – behaviorist		
A behaviorist is mainly interested in : 
- Crystal ball gazing
- Emotions and inner feelings
- The observation, prediction and control of behavior
- Unconscious motivations
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The observation, prediction and control of behavior

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Question 3 – Introspection		
Which psychologist especially used a method called “introspection” to study content or elements of awareness in a particular situation?
- Ivan Pavlov
- John B. Watson
- Wilhelm Wundt
- Francis Galton
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Wilhelm Wundt

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Question 4 - Growth of psychology
Which of the following statements is true regarding the growth of psychology?
- Psychology broke away from anthropology and sociology and emerged as a separate discipline over 50 years ago.
- Psychology broke away from neurosciences and emerged as a separate discipline over 10 years ago.
- Psychology broke away from philosophy and physiology and emerged as a separate discipline over 100 years ago.
- Psychology broke away from literature and linguistics and emerged as a separate discipline over 500 years ago.

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Psychology broke away from philosophy and physiology and emerged as a separate discipline over 100 years ago.

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Question 5 – leader		
Which of the following psychologists is considered as one of the pioneers of "behaviorism" ?
- Skinner B.F.
- Jean Piaget
- Sigmund Freud
- Francis Galton
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Skinner B.F.

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Question 6 – Freud		
Sigmund Freud pioneered the use of two psychological techniques: dream analysis and...
- introspection
- biofeedback
- experimental analysis
- free association
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free association

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Question 7 - Binet & Simon
The intelligence test developed by Binet and Simon (1904) was designed to:
- measure the intelligence quotient of adults and children
- identify gifted children
- predict which high school students would be successful in college
- determine which schoolchildren would not benefit from typical school instruction

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determine which schoolchildren would not benefit from typical school instruction

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Question 8 - behavioral approach
Which of the following social behaviors would be most easily explained by the behavioral approach to personality ?
- Temperament
- Behavior acquired through direct experience
- Social cognition and role taking
- The Oedipal conflict

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Behavior acquired through direct experience

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Question 9 - a method		
If you were interested in the effects of tobacco on a person's mood, you might ask the person to smoke cigarettes and then give a detailed account of the changes that were experienced. This method is known as:
- Free association
- Introspection
- Controlled observation
- Objective data gathering
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Introspection

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Question 10 – Galton		
Galton was a scientist who emphasized individual differences among people. By studying famous families (including his own), Galton concluded that most psychological abilities result from :
- heredity (genetics)
- a positive family environment
- a variety of experiences
- years of formal education
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  • heredity (genetics)
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