ECS3701 EXAM PACK 2025 (QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS)

Concerning phi phenomenon, with which of the following statements would, Werthe agree? - ANSWERThe phenomenon cannot be analyzed into constituent elements If we think about cheating on an exam, it creates a conflict b/c on the one hand, we want a good grade, but on the other hand, we know its wrong. In Lewin's terms, - ANSWERWe are experiencing an approach-avoidance conflict In Pavlovian conditioning that attempts to train a do to salivate to a tone, the tone is called an - ANSWERConditional stimulus What did Wissler find in his study of Cattell's mental tests at Columbia? - ANSWERBoth the tests were unrelated to academic performance and the tests were unrelated to each other In Pavlov's lab, the phenomenon of "experimental neurosis" occurred when, - ANSWERStimuli that could be discriminate initially were made so similar that discrimination failed. According to Watson, thinking - ANSWERIs subvocal speech involving muscle movement in the larynx What did Kohler think of Thorndike's puzzle box research - ANSWERNo insight was possible, b/c Thorndike's cats could not see the entire problem situation Compared to the major gestalt psychologists, Lewin was more interested in - ANSWERMotivationOn the basis of his research with infants, Watson believed there were ____ basic emotions and they were___ - ANSWER3; rage, fear, and love The little Albert study has been criticized for all of the following reasons except - ANSWERWatson and Rayner picked a highly emotional boy for their study- its not surprising that he reacted badly Mary Clover Jones removed the fear of rabbits in a young boy by using a proceed the similar to one that came to be called systematic desensitization. The proceed the involved - ANSWERGradually bringing the rabbit closer and closer while the boy was eating Watson "dozen infants" quote is a good illustration of his believe in the importance of - ANSWERThe environment is shaping behavior Thorndike believed the cats he put into his puzzle boxes usually helped on keen intellect and insight to escape. – ANSWERFalse Thorndike's puzzle box research was criticized by comparative psychologists like Wesley Mills on the ground that - ANSWERThorndike's cats were ins panic situation and could not act intelligently, as they would if put into a more natural environment In his work with conductors of electric streetcars, Munsterberg - ANSWERCreated a simulation that