unit 1 and 2 final question bank Flashcards

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1
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Maslow suggested that the most basic need(s) that humans are motivated to fulfill are:

Group of answer choices

status and esteem

safety

physiological needs

love and belongingness

A

physiological needs

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2
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Damage to ________ leads to production aphasia, while damage to ________ leads to comprehension aphasia.

Group of answer choices

Broca’s area; Wernicke’s area

Wernicke’s area; Broca’s area

the left parietal lobe; the right frontal lobe

the right occipital lobe; the left temporal lob

A

broca’s area; wernicke’s area

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3
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Where are most of the cones in the eye located?

Group of answer choices

fovea

cornea

lens

iris

A

fovea

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4
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Which type of therapy uses classical conditioning to replace a negative response with a positive response?

Group of answer choices

systematic desensitization

exposure therapy

aversion therapy

melodic intonation therapy

A

systematicdesentisfajl

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5
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What is the role of the thalamus in emotional processing?

Group of answer choices

It regulates physiological responses to stimuli.

It relays sensory information to other areas of the limbic system and cortex.

It assesses the emotional relevance of stimuli.

It integrates and stores information about stimuli and emotional experiences.

A

it relays sensory info to other areas of the limbic system and cortex

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6
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Which of the following divisions of the nervous system encompasses both the high arousal, “fight or flight” response AND the low arousal, “rest and repair” response?

Group of answer choices

somatic

sympathetic

parasympathetic

autonomic

A

automonic

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7
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________ is the process by which sensory information from the external environment is converted into electrical signals that can be interpreted by the nervous system.

Group of answer choices

Sensation

Perception

Transduction

Neurotransmission

A

transduction

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8
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_____ theories of personality focus on identifying and describing the core characteristics of individuals.

Group of answer choices

Trait

Humanistic

Psychodynamic

Social-cognitive

A

trait

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9
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Following an influx of negatively-charged ions, the electrical charge of the postsynaptic cell drops below its resting potential of -70mV. This is an example of:

Group of answer choices

an excitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP)

an inhibitory postsynaptic potential (IPSP)

an action potential

a graded presynaptic potential

A

inhibitory postsynaptic potential

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10
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As told by social exchange theory, we decide when to help others by:

Group of answer choices

quickly surveying how many other people are available to help

considering whether the person needs and deserves help

considering who is likely to help us in the future

weighing the potential costs and benefits

A

weighing the potential costs and benefits

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11
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Findings using tools such as the IAT, simulated shooting experiments, and priming experiments have revealed that racial prejudice:

Group of answer choices

typically only exists among people who engage in discriminatory behaviors

follows directly from the just-world bias

can exist outside of our explicit awareness

is a result of in-group networking rather than outgroup hostility

A

can exist outside of our explicit awareness

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12
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Maya has not yet grasped the concept of object permanence. According to Piaget, Maya is likely in the _____ stage.

Group of answer choices

preoperational

concrete operational

formal operational

sensorimotor

A

sensorimotor

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13
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Piaget suggested that young children update schemas via the processes of assimilation and accommodation. Assimilation refers to:

Group of answer choices

adapting our current schemas to incorporate new information

forming expectations about events and learning from statistical patterns

interpreting new experiences in the context of our existing schemas

engaging in prosocial (i.e. helping) behaviors

A

interpreting new experiences in the context of existing schemas

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14
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The self-serving bias is a tendency to use situational factors to explain _____ and to use dispositional factors to explain _____.

Group of answer choices

our failures; our successes

our successes; our failures

our own behaviors; others’ behaviors

others’ behaviors; our own behaviors

A

our failures; our successes

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15
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Jarrell thinks he should only obey his teachers if they are watching him. Kohlberg would suggest that Jarrell demonstrates _____ morality.

Group of answer choices

conventional

preconventional

preoperational

concrete operational

A

pre-conventional

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16
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General adaptation syndrome begins with _____ and ends with _____.

Group of answer choices

resistance; alarm

resistance; exhaustion

alarm; resistance

alarm; exhaustion

A

alarm; exhaustion

17
Q

Lavinia was randomly selected to be on one baseball team, and Carla on the opposing team. Before the game started, Lavinia and Carla were each convinced that her team was the better one. The girls’ beliefs best illustrate:

Group of answer choices

a just-world bias

an in-group bias

the availability heuristic

the reciprocity norm

A

in group bias

18
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Which type of therapy uses classical conditioning to replace a negative response with a positive response?

systematic desensitization

exposure therapy

aversion therapy

melodic intonation therapy

A

systematic desensitization