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PSY 2012 FSU FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 What is psychology? - Answers scientific study of the mind, brain and behavior What is naïve realism? - Answers the belief that we see the world precisely as it actually is Common sense - Answers is not always accurate or correct in reality science - Answers on going process and approach to evidence to keep us from fooling ourselves hypothesis - Answers testable predictions scientific theory - Answers explanation for large number of findings in the natural world confirmation bias - Answers seeking out evidence that supports hypothesis and neglect contradicting evidence belief perseverance - Answers sticking to initial beliefs even when evidence contradicts them pseudoscience - Answers a set of claims that seem scientific but really is not (lacks safe guards) (psychics and horoscopes) Scientific skepticism - Answers evaluating the claim with an open mind but insisting on persuasive evidence before accepting them Critical Thinking Principles - Answers Ruling out rival hypothesis Correlation v. Causation Falsifiability Replicability Extraordinary Claims Occam's Razor Heuristics - Answers mental shortcuts availability heuristics - Answers "off the top of head..." estimating likelihood of an occurrence based on the ease at which it comes to our minds (plane crash v. car crash) representative heuristics - Answers ignore how common behaviors actually are (not all crazy people are psychopaths) Cognitive Bias - Answers systematic error in thinking that leads to confidence in our claims or beliefs (overestimating ability) Hindsight Bias - Answers "I knew it all along" (ESPN reporters) Overconfidence Bias - Answers tendency to over estimate our ability to make correct predictions Scientific Method - Answers a process to test hypothesis Naturalistic Observation - Answers observing & describing behavior in real-world settings Case Study - Answers studying one person for a long time (rare disabilities) Experimental Designs - Answers independent- what's being manipulated dependent- what's being measured control group- do not receive manipulation Experimental group- receive manipulation Test the fear of dogs - Answers independent variables (type of dogs) dependent variable (measure of fear)

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PSY 2012 FSU FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
2025/2026

What is psychology? - Answers scientific study of the mind, brain and behavior

What is naïve realism? - Answers the belief that we see the world precisely as it actually is

Common sense - Answers is not always accurate or correct in reality

science - Answers on going process and approach to evidence to keep us from fooling
ourselves

hypothesis - Answers testable predictions

scientific theory - Answers explanation for large number of findings in the natural world

confirmation bias - Answers seeking out evidence that supports hypothesis and neglect
contradicting evidence

belief perseverance - Answers sticking to initial beliefs even when evidence contradicts them

pseudoscience - Answers a set of claims that seem scientific but really is not (lacks safe
guards) (psychics and horoscopes)

Scientific skepticism - Answers evaluating the claim with an open mind but insisting on
persuasive evidence before accepting them

Critical Thinking Principles - Answers Ruling out rival hypothesis

Correlation v. Causation

Falsifiability

Replicability

Extraordinary Claims

Occam's Razor

Heuristics - Answers mental shortcuts

availability heuristics - Answers "off the top of head..." estimating likelihood of an occurrence
based on the ease at which it comes to our minds (plane crash v. car crash)

representative heuristics - Answers ignore how common behaviors actually are (not all crazy
people are psychopaths)

Cognitive Bias - Answers systematic error in thinking that leads to confidence in our claims or
beliefs (overestimating ability)

, Hindsight Bias - Answers "I knew it all along" (ESPN reporters)

Overconfidence Bias - Answers tendency to over estimate our ability to make correct
predictions

Scientific Method - Answers a process to test hypothesis

Naturalistic Observation - Answers observing & describing behavior in real-world settings

Case Study - Answers studying one person for a long time (rare disabilities)

Experimental Designs - Answers independent- what's being manipulated

dependent- what's being measured

control group- do not receive manipulation

Experimental group- receive manipulation

Test the fear of dogs - Answers independent variables (type of dogs) dependent variable
(measure of fear)

Self Report Measures - Answers individuals fill out questionnaires about them selves to asses
personality and mental illness

Four Levels of language - Answers phonemes

morphemes

syntax

extra linguistic information

Phonemes - Answers sounds (Th-e B-o-y h-i-t th-e b-a-ll)

morphemes - Answers small words that have meaning (the, and, doggie, cat, toy)

syntax - Answers grammatical rules of language sentence structure (The Boy Hit The Ball.)

Extra linguistic Info. - Answers tone of voice and facial expression (HELP!!!!!!!)

Language Development

3 stages - Answers Babbling Stage (3-4 months) words that lacks meaning (go,go,ga,ga)

One word Stage (1-2yrs) words to convey a complete thought (MAMA, DADA)

Two word Stage (approaching 2yrs) two word statements ("go car", "come here")

algorithms - Answers step by step processes to solve a problem

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