PSYCH 110 POST-TEST | 2025-2026 LATEST UPDATED| REAL EXAM AND
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100%
VERFIED | ALREADY GRADED A+
1. The Type A behavior that is dangerous to health is:
a. cynical hostility
b. a highly reactive response to challenge
c. frequent irritability
d. a sense of time urgency: c. frequent irritability
2. Many Jungian archetypes are indirectly measured by the _____, a test that is used by many
organizations to match job applicants with appropriate kinds of jobs.
a. Thematic Apperception Test
b. Myers-Briggs Personality Test
c. Minnesota Multiphase Personality Indicator (MMPI)
d. Wechsler Intelligence Scale: b. Myers-Briggs Personality Test 3. Individuals with a severe
psychological disorder:
a. display clear symptoms that dominate their lives
b. are typically diagnosed as insane.
c. generally do not respond favorably to therapy.
d. all of these may be true.: a. display clear symptoms that dominate their lives.
,4. Our sensory receptors play a key role in detecting ________ in the external world.
a. Comparisons
b. Changes
c. Similarities
d. Adaptations: b. Changes
5. Ernest Hilgard, a pioneer in hypnosis research, argued that:
a. hypnosis results from the social interaction of a therapist and the expecta-tions of the subject.
b. hypnosis involves dissociation in which one part of the mind operates independently of
others.
c. hypnosis creates a unique state in which people can do extraordinary things.
d. the hypnotized person is merely faking or playacting.: b. hypnosis involves dissociation in
which one part of the mind operates independently of others.
6. Patricia is 63 years old and is beginning to lose some of her memory. She becomes confused
and does not speak as well as she once did. These are signs that Patricia may be developing: a. a
depressive mood disorder.
b. cognitive-depressive disorder.
c. an anxiety disorder.
d. Alzheimer disease.: d. Alzheimer disease.
7. According to ________ theory, basic survival and security needs must be satisfied before one
can move on to higher needs such as self-actualization. a. Wiener's
b. Maslow's
, c. Instinct
d. Evolutionary: b. Maslow's
8. Monica is really freaked out by germs. She imagines germs on every surface, washes her hands
until they crack and bleed and has bottles of hand sanitizer everywhere - at home, in her office, in
her car. It is most likely that she meets the criteria for:
a. Nothing - sounds normal to me!
b. Panic Disorder
c. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
d. Generalized Anxiety Disorder: c. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
9. Lasting images or virtual snapshots that are frozen in memory at times of personal tragedy,
personal happiness, or other significant events are called _____________ memories. a. flashbulb
b. false
c. semantic
d. repressed: a. flashbulb
10. Drew Brees is an excellent NFL quarterback. As such, Drew Brees would be considered a(n):
a. Artificial concept
b. Concept hierarchy
c. Prototype
d. Natural concept: c. Prototype
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100%
VERFIED | ALREADY GRADED A+
1. The Type A behavior that is dangerous to health is:
a. cynical hostility
b. a highly reactive response to challenge
c. frequent irritability
d. a sense of time urgency: c. frequent irritability
2. Many Jungian archetypes are indirectly measured by the _____, a test that is used by many
organizations to match job applicants with appropriate kinds of jobs.
a. Thematic Apperception Test
b. Myers-Briggs Personality Test
c. Minnesota Multiphase Personality Indicator (MMPI)
d. Wechsler Intelligence Scale: b. Myers-Briggs Personality Test 3. Individuals with a severe
psychological disorder:
a. display clear symptoms that dominate their lives
b. are typically diagnosed as insane.
c. generally do not respond favorably to therapy.
d. all of these may be true.: a. display clear symptoms that dominate their lives.
,4. Our sensory receptors play a key role in detecting ________ in the external world.
a. Comparisons
b. Changes
c. Similarities
d. Adaptations: b. Changes
5. Ernest Hilgard, a pioneer in hypnosis research, argued that:
a. hypnosis results from the social interaction of a therapist and the expecta-tions of the subject.
b. hypnosis involves dissociation in which one part of the mind operates independently of
others.
c. hypnosis creates a unique state in which people can do extraordinary things.
d. the hypnotized person is merely faking or playacting.: b. hypnosis involves dissociation in
which one part of the mind operates independently of others.
6. Patricia is 63 years old and is beginning to lose some of her memory. She becomes confused
and does not speak as well as she once did. These are signs that Patricia may be developing: a. a
depressive mood disorder.
b. cognitive-depressive disorder.
c. an anxiety disorder.
d. Alzheimer disease.: d. Alzheimer disease.
7. According to ________ theory, basic survival and security needs must be satisfied before one
can move on to higher needs such as self-actualization. a. Wiener's
b. Maslow's
, c. Instinct
d. Evolutionary: b. Maslow's
8. Monica is really freaked out by germs. She imagines germs on every surface, washes her hands
until they crack and bleed and has bottles of hand sanitizer everywhere - at home, in her office, in
her car. It is most likely that she meets the criteria for:
a. Nothing - sounds normal to me!
b. Panic Disorder
c. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
d. Generalized Anxiety Disorder: c. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
9. Lasting images or virtual snapshots that are frozen in memory at times of personal tragedy,
personal happiness, or other significant events are called _____________ memories. a. flashbulb
b. false
c. semantic
d. repressed: a. flashbulb
10. Drew Brees is an excellent NFL quarterback. As such, Drew Brees would be considered a(n):
a. Artificial concept
b. Concept hierarchy
c. Prototype
d. Natural concept: c. Prototype
