Test Bank — Psychology, 4th Edition — Daniel L. Schacter, Daniel T. Gilbert, Matthew K. Nock & Bruce Hood

he test bank for Psychology, 4th Edition by Daniel L. Schacter, Daniel T. Gilbert, Matthew K. Nock, and Bruce Hood provides a comprehensive and instructor-verified collection of assessment materials that align closely with the textbook’s structure and pedagogical goals. Each question is mapped to Bloom’s taxonomy levels and chapter-specific learning outcomes, making this resource ideal for testing both foundational understanding and higher-order thinking. Covering all major areas of psychological science, the test bank begins with Chapter 1: Psychology, which introduces the discipline’s history and scientific approach. Chapter 2: The Methods of Psychology delves into research methodology, followed by Chapter 3: Neuroscience and Behavior, which explains the biological basis of behavior. Chapter 4: Sensation and Perception and Chapter 5: Consciousness explore how we experience and interpret the world, while Chapter 6: Memory and Chapter 7: Learning examine cognitive functions. Chapter 8: Emotion and Motivation addresses the psychological and physiological roots of behavior. Chapter 9: Language and Thought and Chapter 10: Intelligence focus on cognitive development and individual differences. The textbook then moves through developmental and social psychology with Chapter 11: Cognitive Development, Chapter 12: Social Development, Chapter 13: Personality, Chapter 14: Social Relationships, and Chapter 15: Social Groups. Clinical and health-related topics are addressed in Chapter 16: Psychological Disorders and Chapter 17: Mental Health. Each chapter’s question bank includes multiple-choice, short-answer, and applied scenario questions designed to support quizzes, midterms, and final exams, while reinforcing key content from the Macmillan-published textbook. This resource reflects the latest in psychological research and teaching approaches, ensuring a reliable and comprehensive tool for educators in introductory psychology courses.