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1. The Science of Psychology
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2. The Biological Perspective
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3. Sensation and Perception
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4. Consciousness
5. Learning
6. Memory
7. Cognition: Thinking, Intelligence, and Language
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8. Development Across the Life Span rq rq rq rq
9. Motivation and Emotion rq rq
10. Sexuality and Gender rq rq
11. Stress and Health
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12. Social Psychology
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13. Theories of Personality rq rq
14. Psychological Disorders rq
15. Psychological Therapies rq
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Chapter 1 – Quick Quiz 1
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a) explore rqthe rqconscious rqand rqunconscious rqfunctions rqof rqthe rqhuman rqmind
b) understand, rqcompare, rqand rqanalyze rqhuman rqbehavior
c) improve rqpsychological rqwell-being rqin rqall rqindividuals rqfrom rqbirth rquntil rqdeath
d) describe, rqexplain, rqpredict, rqand rqcontrol rqbehavior
2. was rqan rqearly rqproponent rqof rqfunctionalism.
a) Ivan rqPavlov c) rqWilhelm rqWundt
b) William rqJames d) rqMax rqWertheimer
3. Freud rqsaid rqphobias rqwere , rqwhereas rqWatson rqsaid rqphobias rqwere .
a) learned; rqinherited c) rqsexual; rqunconscious
b) repressed rqconflicts; rqlearned d) rqconditioned; rqunconditioned
4. Which rqperspective rqfocuses rqon rqfree rqwill rqand rqself-actualization?
a) psychoanalysis c) rqcognitive rqperspective
b) humanism d) rqbehaviorism
5. The rqclass rqis rqplaying rqa rqgame rqof rqJeopardy! rqand rqit rqis rqyour rqturn. rq“I’ll rqtake rqSpecialties rqin rqPsychology rqfor
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environmental rqconditions rqmay rqhave rqan rqimpact rqon rqmental rqhealth.” rqWhat rqwill rqyou rqsay?
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d) “What rqis rqa rqdevelopmental rqpsychologist?”
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a) representative rqsample c) rqsingle-blind rqstudy
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6 EDITIONBYSAUNDRA
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ISBN-13: 9780135212431
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. The Science of Psychology
rq rq rq
2. The Biological Perspective
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3. Sensation and Perception
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4. Consciousness
5. Learning
6. Memory
7. Cognition: Thinking, Intelligence, and Language
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8. Development Across the Life Span rq rq rq rq
9. Motivation and Emotion rq rq
10. Sexuality and Gender rq rq
11. Stress and Health
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12. Social Psychology
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13. Theories of Personality rq rq
14. Psychological Disorders rq
15. Psychological Therapies rq
, Name rq
Chapter 1 – Quick Quiz 1
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1. The rqgoals rqof rqpsychology rqare rqto .
a) explore rqthe rqconscious rqand rqunconscious rqfunctions rqof rqthe rqhuman rqmind
b) understand, rqcompare, rqand rqanalyze rqhuman rqbehavior
c) improve rqpsychological rqwell-being rqin rqall rqindividuals rqfrom rqbirth rquntil rqdeath
d) describe, rqexplain, rqpredict, rqand rqcontrol rqbehavior
2. was rqan rqearly rqproponent rqof rqfunctionalism.
a) Ivan rqPavlov c) rqWilhelm rqWundt
b) William rqJames d) rqMax rqWertheimer
3. Freud rqsaid rqphobias rqwere , rqwhereas rqWatson rqsaid rqphobias rqwere .
a) learned; rqinherited c) rqsexual; rqunconscious
b) repressed rqconflicts; rqlearned d) rqconditioned; rqunconditioned
4. Which rqperspective rqfocuses rqon rqfree rqwill rqand rqself-actualization?
a) psychoanalysis c) rqcognitive rqperspective
b) humanism d) rqbehaviorism
5. The rqclass rqis rqplaying rqa rqgame rqof rqJeopardy! rqand rqit rqis rqyour rqturn. rq“I’ll rqtake rqSpecialties rqin rqPsychology rqfor
rq $300.” rqThe rqrevealed rqanswer rqis, rq“These rqpsychological rqprofessionals rqwork rqwith rqsituations rqin rqwhich
environmental rqconditions rqmay rqhave rqan rqimpact rqon rqmental rqhealth.” rqWhat rqwill rqyou rqsay?
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a) “What rqis rqa rqneuropsychologist?”
b) “What rqis rqa rqforensic rqpsychologist?”
c) “What rqis rqa rqpsychiatric rqsocial rqworker?”
d) “What rqis rqa rqdevelopmental rqpsychologist?”
6. When rqyou rqwatch rqdogs rqplay rqin rqthe rqpark rqor rqwatch rqhow rqyour rqprofessors rqconduct rqtheir rqclasses, rqyou rqare
rq engaging rqin rqa rqform rqof .
a) case rqstudy rqresearch c) rqsurvey rqresearch
b) naturalistic rqobservation d) rqpsychometric rqstudy
7. A rqdetailed rqdescription rqof rqa rqparticular rqindividual rqbeing rqstudied rqor rqtreated rqis rqcalled rqa .
a) representative rqsample c) rqsingle-blind rqstudy
b) case rqstudy d) rqnaturalistic rqobservation
