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Psychological approaches quiz


Psychological approaches quizVersion en ligne test your knowledge of psychological assumptions par Lilly Tsekouras 1 What assumption explains the influence of internal mental processes on behavior? a Information Processing b Mental Processes c Modularity of Mind d Cognitive Priming 2 Which of the following is an example of the mind having specialized systems for different tasks? a Attention and motivation b Sensory processing c Memory and perception d All of the above 3 Which process involves encoding, storage, and retrieval in the brain? a Cognitive Bias b Information Processing c Memory Recall d Mental Processes 4 What does the concept of reconstructive memory suggest? a Memory is a perfect and unchangeable record b Memory is reconstructed during recall c Memory is fixed from the moment it is encoded d Memory can never be altered 5 Which study is famous for exploring how leading questions can distort eyewitness memory? a Loftus & Palmer’s study b Raine’s study c Skinner’s experiment d Bandura’s Bobo Doll experiment 6 How does reconstructive memory affect eyewitness testimony? a It improves accuracy b It has no impact c It can distort the accuracy of recall d It only affects visual memory 7 What is cognitive priming? a The idea that mental processes are influenced by memory recall b Exposure to stimuli influences the response to later stimuli c A theory about the modularity of the mind d The process of information being processed and stored in the brain 8 In Bargh et al.’s study, which of the following was used to prime behavior? a Physical actions b Words related to aging c Food-related stimuli d Negative emotions 9 Which of the following biases refers to seeking information that confirms pre-existing beliefs? a Confirmation Bias b Anchoring Bias c Availability Heuristic d Hindsight Bias 10 What is the Availability Heuristic? a Making judgments based on information that is easy to recall b Relying on the first piece of information encountered c Seeing events as predictable after they have occurred d Seeking information that supports existing beliefs 11 What assumption explains that behavior is influenced by the presence, actions, and expectations of others? a Social Context b Social Influence c Social Learning d Group Dynamics 12 Which concept focuses on how behavior is shaped by social norms, roles, and expectations? a Social Context b Social Identity c Social Learning d Social Influence 13 Which study is associated with conformity and peer pressure? a Milgram’s Obedience Study b Bandura’s Bobo Doll Study c Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Experiment d Asch’s Conformity Study 14 What is an example of how social media can influence behavior? a Groupthink in organizations b Conformity among adolescents c Social media shaping consumer decisions d Influence of social norms in everyday life 15 What is conformity? a Following authority figures without question b Adjusting behavior to align with a group c Rejecting group norms and beliefs d Observing others and copying their behavior 16 Which factor does NOT affect conformity? a Group size b Unanimity c Status d Age 17 Which assumption suggests behavior is shaped by interaction with the environment? a Continuous Learning b Observable Behavior c Behavior is learned from the environment d Learning is a mental process 18 Which concept focuses on observable behavior rather than internal mental processes? a Continuous Learning b Social Learning c Behaviorism d Cognitive Bias 19 What is operant conditioning? a Learning through observation b Learning through rewards and punishments c Learning through mental processes d )Learning by forming associations

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Psychological approaches quizVersion en ligne

par Lilly Tsekouras

What assumption explains the influence of internal mental processes on behavior?

Which of the following is an example of the mind having specialized systems for different tasks?

Which process involves encoding, storage, and retrieval in the brain?

What does the concept of reconstructive memory suggest?

Which study is famous for exploring how leading questions can distort eyewitness memory?

How does reconstructive memory affect eyewitness testimony?

What is cognitive priming?

In Bargh et al.’s study, which of the following was used to prime behavior?

Which of the following biases refers to seeking information that confirms pre-existing beliefs?

What is the Availability Heuristic?

What assumption explains that behavior is influenced by the presence, actions, and expectations of others?

Which concept focuses on how behavior is shaped by social norms, roles, and expectations?

Which study is associated with conformity and peer pressure?

What is an example of how social media can influence behavior?

What is conformity?

Which factor does NOT affect conformity?

Which assumption suggests behavior is shaped by interaction with the environment?

Which concept focuses on observable behavior rather than internal mental processes?

What is operant conditioning?