Option A: Paul B. Horton
Option B: Edwin Sutherland
Option C: Wright Mills
Option D: George Simmel
Correct Answer: Edwin Sutherland ✔
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Option A: used introspection to analyze conscious experience
Option B: relied heavily on the concept of natural selection.
Option C: was concerned with experiences as “wholes”
Option D: used dream analysis to reveal the unconscious
Correct Answer: used introspection to analyze conscious experience ✔
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Option A: the identification of a cause-and-effect relationship
Option B: similar to the correlational method in the causality is determined.
Option C: that the surroundings are always similar to real life experiences
Option D: that is an informal way to investigate behavior.
Correct Answer: the identification of a cause-and-effect relationship ✔
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Option A: industrial and organizational
Option B: experimental, physiolocial and comparative
Option C: social and personality
Option D: clinical and counseling
Correct Answer: clinical and counseling ✔
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Option A: stimulus-response connections.
Option B: animal behavior
Option C: the comparison of functional and behavioral psychology
Option D: the comparison of different types of psychotherapy.
Correct Answer: animal behavior ✔
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Option A: psychodynamic psychology
Option B: behaviorism
Option C: humanistic psychology
Option D: neo-Freudian psychology
Correct Answer: humanistic psychology ✔
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Option A: to conquer other civilizations
Option B: To establish an economy and the production of goods
Option C: To secure peace
Option D: To punish subjects who break the law
Correct Answer: To secure peace ✔
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Option A: they overlap with other fields, such as law and business,
Option B: of ethical considerations
Option C: advanced technology that measures brain waves is not available
Option D: of a lack of interest in human behavior
Correct Answer: of ethical considerations ✔
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The approach to psychology that focuses on the basic elements which make up consciousness is called
Option A: Structuralism
Option B: Functionalism
Option C: Behaviouralism
Option D: Elementalism
Correct Answer: Functionalism ✔
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Option A: cognitive psychology
Option B: behaviorism
Option C: Gestalt psychology
Option D: astrology
Correct Answer: Gestalt psychology ✔
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Option A: socialism
Option B: communism
Option C: social harmony
Option D: individualism
Correct Answer: individualism ✔
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Option A: to understand the human mind and how it works
Option B: to learn how to manipulate others
Option C: to completely understand and predict human behavior
Option D: to have the answers to all of life’ss.
Correct Answer: to understand the human mind and how it works ✔
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Option A: Correlational method
Option B: Experimental method
Option C: Naturalistic observation method
Option D: participant observer method
Correct Answer: Experimental method ✔
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Option A: Four classes
Option B: Eight classes
Option C: Two classes
Option D: Three classes
Correct Answer: Three classes ✔
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Option A: scientists
Option B: practitioners
Option C: Both scientists and practitioner.
Option D: Either scientists or practitioners
Correct Answer: scientists ✔
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Option A: social
Option B: comparative
Option C: physiological
Option D: school
Correct Answer: social ✔
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Option A: humanistic
Option B: cognitive
Option C: behavioral
Option D: biological
Correct Answer: cognitive ✔
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Option A: carefully design controlled situations in which to observe behavior
Option B: rely on observations of subjects responses tonaires.
Option C: observe behavior as it happens outside the laboratory or clinic
Option D: make records of the behavior of clients treated in therapy
Correct Answer: observe behavior as it happens outside the laboratory or clinic ✔
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Option A: develop effective methods of psychotherapy.
Option B: describe, predict, understand, and control behavior
Option C: explain the functioning of the human mind.
Option D: compare, analyze and control human behavior
Correct Answer: describe, predict, understand, and control behavior ✔
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Option A: the collection of bio-data
Option B: vocational interest testing.
Option C: an assessment center evaluation.
Option D: machine design
Correct Answer: machine design ✔
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Option A: biology.
Option B: comparative psychology
Option C: environmental psychplogy
Option D: differential psychology
Correct Answer: comparative psychology ✔
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Option A: learning
Option B: cultural
Option C: developmetnal
Option D: cognitive
Correct Answer: cultural ✔
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Option A: Nature abhors a vacuum
Option B: Human beings seek peace
Option C: The war of all against all
Option D: The pythagorean Theorem
Correct Answer: Human beings seek peace ✔
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Option A: are physicians with a specialization in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy
Option B: are extensively trained in the theories techniques of sigmund Freud
Option C: are generally more eclectic than psychologists.
Option D: have a masters of Ph.D degree
Correct Answer: are physicians with a specialization in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy ✔
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Option A: fad
Option B: science
Option C: specialty
Option D: hoax
Correct Answer: science ✔
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Option A: the whole
Option B: social motives and relationships that influence our behavior
Option C: human experience, problems, potentials and ideals
Option D: observable behaviors
Correct Answer: social motives and relationships that influence our behavior ✔
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Option A: marketing
Option B: learning disabilities
Option C: aging
Option D: robotics
Correct Answer: marketing ✔
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Option A: external rewards and punishments
Option B: internal impulses, desires, and conflicts
Option C: subjective experiences, potentials and ideals
Option D: physiology, genetics , biochemistry, and evolution
Correct Answer: physiology, genetics , biochemistry, and evolution ✔
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Option A: stimulus-response connections.
Option B: animal behavior
Option C: the comparison of functional and behavioral psychology.
Option D: the comparison of different types of psychotherapy
Correct Answer: animal behavior ✔
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Option A: behaviorism
Option B: structuralism
Option C: humanism
Option D: psychoanalysis
Correct Answer: structuralism ✔
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Option A: behaviorism
Option B: Structuralism
Option C: humanism
Option D: psychoanalysis
Correct Answer: Structuralism ✔
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