Option A: Hunger
Option B: Philosophy
Option C: Fear
Option D: Greed
Correct Answer: Fear ✔
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Option A: Timberlake and Spears
Option B: Davis and Moore
Option C: Posh and Bekam
Option D: Backer and Rist
Correct Answer: Backer and Rist ✔
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Option A: Fear
Option B: Love
Option C: Reason
Option D: Altruism
Correct Answer: Reason ✔
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Option A: K. Marx
Option B: Max Weber
Option C: Parsons
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Max Weber ✔
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Option A: Ethical philosophy
Option B: Appetite and aversion
Option C: Natural philosophy
Option D: God and the devil
Correct Answer: Appetite and aversion ✔
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Option A: Classical theory
Option B: Anomie theory of deviance
Option C: cognitive theory of development
Option D: Charismatic authority theory
Correct Answer: cognitive theory of development ✔
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Option A: Herbert Spencer
Option B: Durkheim
Option C: R-Brown
Option D: Firth
Correct Answer: Herbert Spencer ✔
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Option A: Ross
Option B: Hunt
Option C: Maclver
Option D: Bernard
Correct Answer: Bernard ✔
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Option A: R. Linton
Option B: Herskovits
Option C: G.H. Mead
Option D: M. Mead
Correct Answer: M. Mead ✔
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Option A: Hegel
Option B: R. Aron
Option C: K. Marx
Option D: Engels
Correct Answer: Hegel ✔
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Option A: R.M. Malvern
Option B: James
Option C: A.L. Kroeber
Option D: A.W. Green
Correct Answer: James ✔
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Option A: W.G. Summer
Option B: A. Beteille
Option C: J. Huxley
Option D: Micmocence
Correct Answer: J. Huxley ✔
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Option A: Emile Durkheim
Option B: Talcott Parsons
Option C: Karl Marx
Option D: August Comte
Correct Answer: Karl Marx ✔
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Option A: Herbert Spencer
Option B: Emile Durkheim
Option C: Karl Marx
Option D: Talcott Parsons
Correct Answer: Karl Marx ✔
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Option A: August Comte
Option B: Max Weber
Option C: George Simmel
Option D: Robert park
Correct Answer: Max Weber ✔
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Option A: Karl Marx
Option B: August Comte
Option C: Herbert Spencer
Option D: Talcott Parsons
Correct Answer: August Comte ✔
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Option A: Celia Wright
Option B: lan Wright
Option C: Cecil Wright
Option D: Murdock
Correct Answer: Cecil Wright ✔
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Option A: Bernstein
Option B: Tom and Jerry
Option C: Tom Linson
Option D: Trish Burleigh
Correct Answer: Tom Linson ✔
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Option A: Rosenthal and Jacobson
Option B: Glass and Bottle
Option C: Althusser and Rogers
Option D: Gillborn and Gipps
Correct Answer: Rosenthal and Jacobson ✔
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Option A: K. Painter
Option B: L. Letley
Option C: J.W.B Douglas
Option D: Kirk Ridgewell
Correct Answer: J.W.B Douglas ✔
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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: All subject get the experimental procedure
Option B: Half the subjects get the experimental procedure, half the placebo; which they receive is know only to the experimenter
Option C: Half the subjects get the experimental procedure, half the placebo; which they receive is not know to subjects or experimenters
Option D: all subjects get control
Correct Answer: Half the subjects get the experimental procedure, half the placebo; which they receive is not know to subjects or experimenters ✔
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Option A: Adult female monkeys not related to the infants
Option B: Older sisters of the infant monkeys
Option C: Human adults who acted as mothers
Option D: Wire and cloth objects placed in the monkey cages
Correct Answer: Wire and cloth objects placed in the monkey cages ✔
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Option A: the thalamus plays a central role in producing emotions
Option B: the cerebellum must give the go-ahead for emotion
Option C: activity in the occipital and parietal lobes happens simultaneously to produce emotion
Option D: the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems work in concert
Correct Answer: the thalamus plays a central role in producing emotions ✔
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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: Weschler
Option B: Binet
Option C: Maslow
Option D: Piaget
Correct Answer: Piaget ✔
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Option A: Carl Rogers
Option B: Ivan Pavlov
Option C: Clark Hull
Option D: Jean Piaget
Correct Answer: Clark Hull ✔
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Option A: B. F. Skinner
Option B: John Watson
Option C: Wilhelm Wundt
Option D: William James
Correct Answer: Wilhelm Wundt ✔
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Option A: Skinner
Option B: Pavlov
Option C: Guilford
Option D: Rogers
Correct Answer: Pavlov ✔
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Option A: Weschler
Option B: Binet
Option C: Maslow
Option D: Piaget
Correct Answer: Piaget ✔
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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: Structuralism ✔
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Option A: Skinner
Option B: Wundt
Option C: Thorndyke
Option D: Kohler
Correct Answer: Skinner ✔
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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: internal impulses, desires, and conflicts ✔
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Option A: Gestalt therapy
Option B: psychoanalysis
Option C: behavior modification
Option D: S-R therapy
Correct Answer: psychoanalysis ✔
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Option A: rejecting determinism in favor of free will
Option B: cognitive rather than behavioral
Option C: drawing from many psychological approaches
Option D: preferring pseudo-psychological approaches
Correct Answer: drawing from many psychological approaches ✔
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Option A: cognitive psychology
Option B: behaviorism
Option C: Gestalt psychology
Option D: astrology
Correct Answer: astrology ✔
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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: Imprinting
Option B: Habituation
Option C: Conditioned reflex type I
Option D: Conditioned reflex type II
Correct Answer: Habituation ✔
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Option A: Imprinting
Option B: Habituation
Option C: Conditioned reflex type I
Option D: Conditioned reflex type II
Correct Answer: Habituation ✔
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Option A: researchers misrepresent their data
Option B: a theory must be defined so it can be disconfirmed
Option C: theories are a rich array of observations regarding behavior but with few facts to support them
Option D: nothing
Correct Answer: a theory must be defined so it can be disconfirmed ✔
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Option A: case studies and surveys
Option B: random samples and representative samples
Option C: facts and theories
Option D: causes and effects
Correct Answer: causes and effects ✔
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Option A: Brandon agrees to his friend’s request to help her move
Option B: Andrew’s mom helps him build a birdfeeder
Option C: Lester becomes more nervous when speaking to a large audience
Option D: Sarah runs the mile much faster when she runs against someone
Correct Answer: Sarah runs the mile much faster when she runs against someone ✔
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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: the Gestalt psychologists
Option B: the behaviorists
Option C: the structuralists
Option D: the functionalists
Correct Answer: the Gestalt psychologists ✔
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Who placed more emphasis on the innate desire for self-fulfillment and a striving for superiority?
Option A: Karen Horney
Option B: Carl Jung
Option C: Harry Stack Sullivan
Option D: Alfred Adler
Correct Answer: Alfred Adler ✔
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Option A: a valid method of research
Option B: unscientific
Option C: the cornerstone of behaviorism
Option D: the study of the mind in use
Correct Answer: unscientific ✔
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Option A: On Narcissism
Option B: Mourning and Melancholia
Option C: Beyond the Pleasure Principle
Option D: The interpretation of Dreams
Correct Answer: The interpretation of Dreams ✔
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Option A: Carl Rogers
Option B: Ivan Pavlov
Option C: Clark Hull
Option D: Jean Piaget
Correct Answer: Clark Hull ✔
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Option A: psychodynamic psychology
Option B: behaviorism
Option C: humanistic psychology
Option D: Neo-Freudian psychology
Correct Answer: Neo-Freudian psychology ✔
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