31.According to the text, Humanistic Psychology is the product of modern age. Yet Rogers and Maslow recipe for happiness is most like which previous era? a.Hellenistic b.Medieval c.Greek d.... Solved Art and Architechture 14 Views Bookmark
21.Rogers argued that behaviorism was a crippled, partial view of human nature because it limited itself to the ____ mode of knowing. a. logical b.sensorimotor c.empathy d.objective 22.The need to... Solved Art and Architechture 13 Views Bookmark
11.According to the text and lectures, an important hidden reason for adoption of the Boulder model of clinical training was to: a.satisfy the concerns of psychiatrists b.give... Solved Art and Architechture 54 Views Bookmark
Multiple Choice Questions 1.Until WW II, clinical psychology meant: a.application of psychology in hospitals b.doing psychotherapy c.administering mental tests d.teaching mental hygiene 2.During the 1920s and 1930s, traditional academic psychologists had... Solved Art and Architechture 10 Views Bookmark
31.In the early decades of the 1900’s, Popular psychology simultaneously accomplished two apparently contradictory things. The two things were: a.provide a sense of sexual liberation from... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
21.Which of the following best represents Robert Yerkes contribution to the WWI war effort? a.developed scientifically supported interrogation techniques to extract information from captured enemy soldiers. b.helped ... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
11. American psychologist preferred Binet’s intelligence test over Galton’s because: a. Binet’s test took less time to administer and score than did Galton’s test b.Binet’s test was... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
Multiple Choice Items 1.In 1892 the preamble to the American Psychological Association (APA) stated its mission was to “advance psychology as a science”. When re-organized in... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
41.The basic notion behind cognitive science is the idea that: a.cognition is a biological process b.all cognizers, regardless of physical makeup, think the same way c.epistemology has much... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
31.Which of the following forms of behaviorism merged most easily with information processing psychology? a.radical behaviorism c.mediational behaviorism b.neurophysiological, behaviorism d.mentalistic behaviorism 32.According to cognitive science, computers and people are... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
21. According to the Turing Test, we may say that a machine is intelligent when it can: a.play chess as well as any human c.win a political... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
11.Genetic epistemology is most centrally concerned with: a.how human knowledge develops c.how beliefs control behavior b.cognitive development d.eliminating “junkshop psychology” 12.The theory of cognitive dissonance was developed by: a.Charles Osgood c.Leon Festinger d.Herbert... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
Multiple Choice Items 1.According to Noam Chomsky, Skinner's Verbal Behavior: a.did not go far enough in pursuing a behaviorist account of language b.was mainly common sense recast in... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
41.Skinner’s operant methodology included placing an organism in a space and reinforcing a behavior that it may make at any time. Yet, for Skinner the... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
31.Imagine an experiment by Tolman in which he measures how fast Norwegian rats run down a runway for different sizes of food pellets. Using Tolman’s... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
21.Which of the following sentence completions is NOT an example of an operational definition of "anxiety?" Anxiety may be operationally defined as: a.sweaty palms and rapid... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
11.Watson thought that traditional psychology’s interest in consciousness reflected: a.psychologist’s desire to be socially useful b.secret belief in a human soul c.neurotic preoccupation with the self d.a need to... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
Multiple Choice Items 1.Using the findings from his puzzle box research, Thorndike argued that animals: a.reason but they also learn by trial and error. b.do not reason, but... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
51.Functional psychology was “functional” in three senses. One of which was ______? a.mind was viewed as a biological function b.the theoretical bases of functional psychology supported the... Solved Art and Architechture 9 Views Bookmark
41.Chauncy Wright took __________ as a model by which to understand how we come to accept some beliefs as true and others as false. a.Gall's phrenology c.Darwinian... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
31.The development of scientific psychology in the United States was foreshadowed by the earlier _________ movement. a.Progressive c.phrenological b.Socialist d.pragmatist 32.Phrenology was changed by the Americans who popularized it, in... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
21.In Animal Intelligence (1883)George Romanes carried on work in comparative psychology by surveying the mental abilities of animals. Yet C. Lloyd Morgan objected to Romanes ... Solved Art and Architechture 6 Views Bookmark
11.Joe believes that the government should do nothing to help the poor, weak and helpless and that natural selection should be allowed to take its... Solved Art and Architechture 8 Views Bookmark
Multiple Choice Items 1.The author of the text notes that any theory of evolution needs at least two components. One of which is? a.preserving changes b.an engine of... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
31.In autobiographical statements from the 1930s concerning the seduction episode in the history of psychoanalysis, Freud stated that: a.he had made his patients tell him of... Solved Art and Architechture 7 Views Bookmark
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