5/9/25, 5:45 AM OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS A…
OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS
Terms in this set (97)
Psychology the science of behavior and mental processes
how the body and brain enable emotions, memories,
and sensory experiences
Neuroscience perspective
-Might study brain circuits that cause us to be red in
the face and 'hot under the collar'
-how the natural selection of traits has promoted the
survival of genes
Evolutionary perspective
-Analyze how anger facilitated the survival of our
ancestors' genes
-how our genes and our environment influence our
Behavior genetics individual differences
perspective -Studies how heredity and experience influence our
individual differences in temperament
-how behavior springs from unconscious drives and
psychodynamic conflicts, modern freed
perspective -Might view an outburst ass an outlet for unconscious
hostility
… 1/13
, 5/9/25, 5:45 AM OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS A…
-how we learn and observable responses
Behavioral perspective -Might attempt to determine what triggers angry
responses or aggressive acts
-how behavior and thinking vary across situations and
cultures, the government and racism effects behavior,
Social cultural perspective community effects behavior
-Might explore how expressions of anger vary across
cultural contexts
what extent particular aspects of our behavior are
inherited and what is acquired. Inherited would be
nurture-nature debate
genetics and acquired would be the environment you
grow up in
bias or preference that makes an individual not
achieve randomness
- if you dont smoke and you hate being around it, you
selection effect wont hang out with people who smoke
- if you played a lot of sports at a young age and
were around sports a lot, chances are you will grow
up to be sporty
-0-2, babies take in their world through their senses
and actions, through looking, hearing, touching, and
Sensorimotor stage
grasping.
-Object permanence, stranger anxiety
… 2/13
OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS
Terms in this set (97)
Psychology the science of behavior and mental processes
how the body and brain enable emotions, memories,
and sensory experiences
Neuroscience perspective
-Might study brain circuits that cause us to be red in
the face and 'hot under the collar'
-how the natural selection of traits has promoted the
survival of genes
Evolutionary perspective
-Analyze how anger facilitated the survival of our
ancestors' genes
-how our genes and our environment influence our
Behavior genetics individual differences
perspective -Studies how heredity and experience influence our
individual differences in temperament
-how behavior springs from unconscious drives and
psychodynamic conflicts, modern freed
perspective -Might view an outburst ass an outlet for unconscious
hostility
… 1/13
, 5/9/25, 5:45 AM OLDROYD PSYCHOLOGY 1010 FINAL EXAM UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS A…
-how we learn and observable responses
Behavioral perspective -Might attempt to determine what triggers angry
responses or aggressive acts
-how behavior and thinking vary across situations and
cultures, the government and racism effects behavior,
Social cultural perspective community effects behavior
-Might explore how expressions of anger vary across
cultural contexts
what extent particular aspects of our behavior are
inherited and what is acquired. Inherited would be
nurture-nature debate
genetics and acquired would be the environment you
grow up in
bias or preference that makes an individual not
achieve randomness
- if you dont smoke and you hate being around it, you
selection effect wont hang out with people who smoke
- if you played a lot of sports at a young age and
were around sports a lot, chances are you will grow
up to be sporty
-0-2, babies take in their world through their senses
and actions, through looking, hearing, touching, and
Sensorimotor stage
grasping.
-Object permanence, stranger anxiety
… 2/13
