FL 5 AAMC MCAT (2024-2025) QUESTION WITH
ANSWERS.
Which is a plausible reason why participants with the
attachment style investigated are less likely to seek support
from others in times of stress? - <<<Answerrs>>>>Avoidant
attachment style- difficulties in trusting and depending on
others (they are less likely to seek support during times of
stress)
Lack of worry- this is secure attachment style
concerns about others relutance to get close to them- anxious
ambivalent style
As infants, what type of parent-infant interaction most likely
occurred for the participants? - <<<Answerrs>>>>Avoidant
attachment- no anxiety, does not want contact with the parent
secure attachment- some attachment anxiety and and
separation anxiety
strong separation anxiety + tendency to resist contact with the
parent-- anxious ambivalent
The internal working model that sets expectations about self
and others described in the study is an example of: -
<<<Answerrs>>>>insight- novel realization of a solution to a
problem
critical period- individual is more receptive to learning from
specific types of experiences
schemas- structures tht determine one's expectations in
different contacts including social interactions
, FL 5 AAMC MCAT (2024-2025) QUESTION WITH
ANSWERS.
heuristics- offer shortcuts to mental reasoning and problem
solving
Which brain region will be LEAST activated when
participants are completing the tasks in the study? -
<<<Answerrs>>>>passage: identify a past event, physical and
emotional stess respoonse
parietal lobe- it intergrates sensory information and it would
least likely to be used in this case
prefrontal cortex- involved in executive functioning and
decision making
amygdala- emotional encoding
Question
Which statement best describes the sociological
conceptualization of race and ethnicity? - <<<Answerrs>>>>-
race and ethnicity change over time and location
- not based on physical characterisitcs because they
encompass social and cultural categories
Which construct best describes the process in which an
immigrant group comes to express the cultural values and
norms of a new country? - <<<Answerrs>>>>- Cultural
transmission- transmission of values and practices from one
generation to another
- Cultural relativism- understnading every culture is unique in
someway
, FL 5 AAMC MCAT (2024-2025) QUESTION WITH
ANSWERS.
- cultural diffusion- mutual exchange of cultural values and
practices among cultural groups in a society or among
societiies
Which conclusion demonstrates a fundamental attribution
error when interpreting the results of the study? -
<<<Answerrs>>>>Fundamental attribution error refers to the
tendency to attribute's people behavior to dispositional traits
If participants in the study rated the administrator's attitude
more inconsistently in the "Alone" condition than in the "With
Others" condition, then: - <<<Answerrs>>>>In statisitics,
standard deviation increases when there is a greater variance
in participants' responses (when the responses are
inconsistent)
standard deviation is a measure of how spread out the
numbers are
In the study, what is the most likely outcome if participants
exhibited social facilitation? - <<<Answerrs>>>>do better
when people are watching
Which construct is most relevant to the description in
paragraph 2 about the comparison of two wines with different
levels of sweetness? - <<<Answerrs>>>>As more sugar is
added, subtle changes in the sweetness of wine can be
detected by both experts and novices.
ANSWERS.
Which is a plausible reason why participants with the
attachment style investigated are less likely to seek support
from others in times of stress? - <<<Answerrs>>>>Avoidant
attachment style- difficulties in trusting and depending on
others (they are less likely to seek support during times of
stress)
Lack of worry- this is secure attachment style
concerns about others relutance to get close to them- anxious
ambivalent style
As infants, what type of parent-infant interaction most likely
occurred for the participants? - <<<Answerrs>>>>Avoidant
attachment- no anxiety, does not want contact with the parent
secure attachment- some attachment anxiety and and
separation anxiety
strong separation anxiety + tendency to resist contact with the
parent-- anxious ambivalent
The internal working model that sets expectations about self
and others described in the study is an example of: -
<<<Answerrs>>>>insight- novel realization of a solution to a
problem
critical period- individual is more receptive to learning from
specific types of experiences
schemas- structures tht determine one's expectations in
different contacts including social interactions
, FL 5 AAMC MCAT (2024-2025) QUESTION WITH
ANSWERS.
heuristics- offer shortcuts to mental reasoning and problem
solving
Which brain region will be LEAST activated when
participants are completing the tasks in the study? -
<<<Answerrs>>>>passage: identify a past event, physical and
emotional stess respoonse
parietal lobe- it intergrates sensory information and it would
least likely to be used in this case
prefrontal cortex- involved in executive functioning and
decision making
amygdala- emotional encoding
Question
Which statement best describes the sociological
conceptualization of race and ethnicity? - <<<Answerrs>>>>-
race and ethnicity change over time and location
- not based on physical characterisitcs because they
encompass social and cultural categories
Which construct best describes the process in which an
immigrant group comes to express the cultural values and
norms of a new country? - <<<Answerrs>>>>- Cultural
transmission- transmission of values and practices from one
generation to another
- Cultural relativism- understnading every culture is unique in
someway
, FL 5 AAMC MCAT (2024-2025) QUESTION WITH
ANSWERS.
- cultural diffusion- mutual exchange of cultural values and
practices among cultural groups in a society or among
societiies
Which conclusion demonstrates a fundamental attribution
error when interpreting the results of the study? -
<<<Answerrs>>>>Fundamental attribution error refers to the
tendency to attribute's people behavior to dispositional traits
If participants in the study rated the administrator's attitude
more inconsistently in the "Alone" condition than in the "With
Others" condition, then: - <<<Answerrs>>>>In statisitics,
standard deviation increases when there is a greater variance
in participants' responses (when the responses are
inconsistent)
standard deviation is a measure of how spread out the
numbers are
In the study, what is the most likely outcome if participants
exhibited social facilitation? - <<<Answerrs>>>>do better
when people are watching
Which construct is most relevant to the description in
paragraph 2 about the comparison of two wines with different
levels of sweetness? - <<<Answerrs>>>>As more sugar is
added, subtle changes in the sweetness of wine can be
detected by both experts and novices.
