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Psychology Quick Quiz


Psychology Quick QuizVersion en ligne Test your psychology knowledge. par Kassie Weje 1 What does Instinct Theory propose about what drives behavior? a External rewards b Learned habits c Conscious choices d Innate patterns triggered by environmental cues 2 Which principle states behavior reduces physiological needs? a Drive reduction theory b Incentive theory c Maslow's hierarchy d Arousal theory 3 Optimal performance occurs at what arousal level? a Low arousal b No arousal c Moderate arousal d High arousal 4 What is the highest need in Maslow's hierarchy? a Esteem b Love c Self-actualization d Physiological 5 Which hormone signals hunger? a Leptin b Insulin c Ghrelin d Serotonin 6 What did Fallon & Rozin study? a Calorie intake vs expenditure b Brain activity while viewing bodies c Ideal vs actual body weight perceptions d Eating speed 7 Which motive is the need for belonging? a Intrinsic motivation b Achievement c Power d Affiliation 8 What is a heuristic in thinking and problem solving? a A memory aid (rehearsal) b A formal test c A mental shortcut d A step-by-step algorithm 9 Which Piaget stage includes object permanence? a Formal Operational b Concrete Operational c Preoperational (2-7) d Sensorimotor (0-2) 10 In Harlow's experiments, what mattered most to infants? a Speed of feeding b Toys over mother c Food over comfort d Comfort over food 11 What does Instinct Theory propose? a Behavior driven by innate patterns triggered by environmental cues. b Behavior learned through rewards and punishments. c Behavior guided by conscious decision making. 12 What is Drive Reduction theory about? a Behavior reduces physiological needs to maintain homeostasis. b Behavior guided by social rewards only. c Behavior determined by external stimuli without internal needs. 13 According to Arousal Theory (Yerkes-Dodson Law), when is performance optimal? a At extremely low arousal only. b At moderate arousal levels. c At very high arousal only. 14 What does Incentive Theory propose as a motivator for behavior? a Behavior is driven solely by internal states. b Behavior is motivated by external rewards or avoidance of punishment. c Behavior is random and not influenced by rewards. 15 In Maslow's Hierarchy,‑needs progress from physiological to which final stage? a self-actualization b self-transcendence c esteem 16 Hunger & Eating are controlled by which brain region and influenced by which substances? a Controlled by amygdala; influenced by insulin and cortisol. b Controlled by hypothalamus; influenced by glucose levels, leptin, and ghrelin. c Controlled by prefrontal cortex; influenced by serotonin and dopamine. 17 Which statement best describes Hunger and Satiation as given? a Hunger = high leptin; Satiation = low glucose. b Hunger = low glucose; Satiation = high leptin. c Hunger = high glucose; Satiation = low leptin. 18 Fallon & Rozin Study compared what? a Compared athletes' and non-athletes' body weight perceptions. b Compared men’s and women’s perceptions of ideal vs. actual body weight. c Compared children's and adults' perceptions of body weight. 19 Which are the Social Motives listed? a Authority, Structure, Rank. b Power, Achievement, Affiliation. c Competition, Independence, Exploration. 20 What is the difference between Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation? a Intrinsic = social rewards; Extrinsic = personal growth. b Intrinsic = external rewards; Extrinsic = internal satisfaction. c Intrinsic Motivation = internal satisfaction; Extrinsic = external rewards. 21 What are common heuristics mentioned for thinking & problem solving? a Optimization, Recursive search, Backtracking only. b Planned sequencing, Algorithmic redundancy, Random guessing. c Trial & Error, Working Backward, Difference Reduction.

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Psychology Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par Kassie Weje

What does Instinct Theory propose about what drives behavior?

Which principle states behavior reduces physiological needs?

Optimal performance occurs at what arousal level?

What is the highest need in Maslow's hierarchy?

Which hormone signals hunger?

What did Fallon & Rozin study?

Which motive is the need for belonging?

What is a heuristic in thinking and problem solving?

Which Piaget stage includes object permanence?

In Harlow's experiments, what mattered most to infants?

What does Instinct Theory propose?

What is Drive Reduction theory about?

According to Arousal Theory (Yerkes-Dodson Law), when is performance optimal?

What does Incentive Theory propose as a motivator for behavior?

In Maslow's Hierarchy,‑needs progress from physiological to which final stage?

Hunger & Eating are controlled by which brain region and influenced by which substances?

Which statement best describes Hunger and Satiation as given?

Fallon & Rozin Study compared what?

Which are the Social Motives listed?

What is the difference between Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation?

What are common heuristics mentioned for thinking & problem solving?