ONE YIELD V2 EXAM SCRIPT TESTED
QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION PREMIUM
STUDY MATERIAL
●● Ambivalent (anxious-resistant) attachment style
Answer: Clingy, anxious, seeks closeness but fears abandonment; high
anxiety, low avoidance.
●● Disorganized attachment style
Answer: No consistent attachment pattern; often associated with fear,
abuse, or neglect.
●● Oral stage (Freud)
Answer: Birth-1 year; pleasure centered on the mouth.
●● Anal stage (Freud)
Answer: 1-3 years; toilet training.
●● Phallic stage (Freud)
Answer: 3-6 years; Oedipus/Electra complex.
●● Latency stage (Freud)
,Answer: 6 years-puberty; sexual impulses largely dormant.
●● Genital stage (Freud)
Answer: Puberty onward; mature sexual interests.
●● Neuron
Answer: Basic functional unit of the nervous system that transmits
electrical and chemical signals.
●● Gemeinschaft
Answer: Society based on close personal relationships, family, and
tradition.
●● Gesellschaft
Answer: Society based on impersonal relationships, contracts, and self-
interest.
●● Self-Determination Theory
Answer: People are motivated by autonomy, competence, and
relatedness.
●● Autonomy (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling that one's actions are self-directed.
, ●● Competence (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling capable and effective.
●● Relatedness (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling socially connected to others.
●● Connectionist model
Answer: Memory represented by patterns of activation across
interconnected units; learning strengthens connections.
●● Semantic network model
Answer: Memory organized as concepts (nodes) connected by
associations (links).
●● Hippocampus
Answer: Forms new declarative memories; consolidates long-term
memory; part of the limbic system.
●● Amygdala
Answer: Processes fear, emotional learning, and emotional salience; part
of the limbic system.
QUESTIONS FULL SOLUTION PREMIUM
STUDY MATERIAL
●● Ambivalent (anxious-resistant) attachment style
Answer: Clingy, anxious, seeks closeness but fears abandonment; high
anxiety, low avoidance.
●● Disorganized attachment style
Answer: No consistent attachment pattern; often associated with fear,
abuse, or neglect.
●● Oral stage (Freud)
Answer: Birth-1 year; pleasure centered on the mouth.
●● Anal stage (Freud)
Answer: 1-3 years; toilet training.
●● Phallic stage (Freud)
Answer: 3-6 years; Oedipus/Electra complex.
●● Latency stage (Freud)
,Answer: 6 years-puberty; sexual impulses largely dormant.
●● Genital stage (Freud)
Answer: Puberty onward; mature sexual interests.
●● Neuron
Answer: Basic functional unit of the nervous system that transmits
electrical and chemical signals.
●● Gemeinschaft
Answer: Society based on close personal relationships, family, and
tradition.
●● Gesellschaft
Answer: Society based on impersonal relationships, contracts, and self-
interest.
●● Self-Determination Theory
Answer: People are motivated by autonomy, competence, and
relatedness.
●● Autonomy (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling that one's actions are self-directed.
, ●● Competence (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling capable and effective.
●● Relatedness (Self-Determination Theory)
Answer: Feeling socially connected to others.
●● Connectionist model
Answer: Memory represented by patterns of activation across
interconnected units; learning strengthens connections.
●● Semantic network model
Answer: Memory organized as concepts (nodes) connected by
associations (links).
●● Hippocampus
Answer: Forms new declarative memories; consolidates long-term
memory; part of the limbic system.
●● Amygdala
Answer: Processes fear, emotional learning, and emotional salience; part
of the limbic system.
