Psychology Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Psychology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test key psychology concepts quickly. par K 1 Which memory process involves placing new information into long-term storage? a Consolidation b Retrieval c Encoding 2 Which theorist is linked to operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules? a Sigmund Freud b Jean Piaget c B.F. Skinner 3 What is the term for understanding why someone acts a certain way (cause of behavior)? a Arousal theory b Attribution (dispositional/situational) c Cognitive dissonance 4 Which stage is primarily about developing object permanence in Piaget’s theory? a Formal operational stage b Preoperational stage c Sensorimotor stage 5 Which memory type is most associated with after-the-fact recollections of events (flashbulb memories)? a Episodic memory b Semantic memory c Procedural memory 6 What part of the brain is central to forming new memories (hippocampus)? a Amygdala b Hippocampus c Cerebellum 7 Which learning form uses a stimulus to increase a behavior (positive reinforcement)? a Positive reinforcement b Punishment c Negative reinforcement 8 Which concept refers to the tendency to perform better with others watching? a Social facilitation b Bystander effect c Group polarization 9 Which sleep stage is associated with rapid eye movements and dreaming? a NREM-3 b NREM-1 c REM sleep 10 Which theory explains emotion as a result of physiological arousal plus labeling? a Cannon-Bard theory b James-Lange theory c Schachter-Singer Two-Factor theory

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Psychology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

Test key psychology concepts quickly.

par K

Which memory process involves placing new information into long-term storage?

Consolidation

Retrieval

Encoding

Which theorist is linked to operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules?

Sigmund Freud

Jean Piaget

B.F. Skinner

What is the term for understanding why someone acts a certain way (cause of behavior)?

Arousal theory

Attribution (dispositional/situational)

Cognitive dissonance

Which stage is primarily about developing object permanence in Piaget’s theory?

Formal operational stage

Preoperational stage

Sensorimotor stage

Which memory type is most associated with after-the-fact recollections of events (flashbulb memories)?

Episodic memory

Semantic memory

Procedural memory

What part of the brain is central to forming new memories (hippocampus)?

Amygdala

Hippocampus

Cerebellum

Which learning form uses a stimulus to increase a behavior (positive reinforcement)?

Positive reinforcement

Punishment

Negative reinforcement

Which concept refers to the tendency to perform better with others watching?

Social facilitation

Bystander effect

Group polarization

Which sleep stage is associated with rapid eye movements and dreaming?

NREM-3

NREM-1

REM sleep

Which theory explains emotion as a result of physiological arousal plus labeling?

Cannon-Bard theory

James-Lange theory

Schachter-Singer Two-Factor theory

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Psychology Essentials Quiz

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Psychology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

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Which memory process involves placing new information into long-term storage?

Which theorist is linked to operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules?

What is the term for understanding why someone acts a certain way (cause of behavior)?

Which stage is primarily about developing object permanence in Piaget’s theory?

Which memory type is most associated with after-the-fact recollections of events (flashbulb memories)?

What part of the brain is central to forming new memories (hippocampus)?

Which learning form uses a stimulus to increase a behavior (positive reinforcement)?

Which concept refers to the tendency to perform better with others watching?

Which sleep stage is associated with rapid eye movements and dreaming?

Which theory explains emotion as a result of physiological arousal plus labeling?

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