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Quiz about Psychology Theories and Experiments

Psychology Theories and Experiments Quiz

Here are some theories, theorists and experiments that may be of interest to you.

A multiple-choice quiz by robert362. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
robert362

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
16,411

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

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Tough

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6 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. David Wechsler and Alfred Binet are known for their work in testing Hint

Intelligence

Sensation

Personality

Perception

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Question 2 of 10

2. Jean Piaget is the dominant name in the field of Hint

Altered States

Abnormal Psychology

Child Development

Operant Conditioning

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Question 3 of 10

3. The best-known projective test for assessing personality is the Rorschach inkblot test. Another projective test is the Hint

MMPI

WAIS

Stanford-Binet

TAT

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Question 4 of 10

4. Primitive man used to drill holes in the heads of 'crazy' people in order to let the evil spirits escape. This was known as what? Hint

Juju

Organ magic

Trephination

Opotherapy

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Question 5 of 10

5. The man whose experience in a WW II concentration camp was reflected in his book 'Man's Search for Meaning' Hint

Viktor Frankl

Theodore Reik

Clifford Beers

Wilhelm Stekel

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Question 6 of 10

6. Which of these is NOT a form of schizophrenia? Hint

Catatonic

Dissociative

Paranoid

Hebephrenic

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Question 7 of 10

7. In a famous experiment, this naturalist 'imprinted' young geese so that they reacted to him as if he were their mother Hint

Konrad Lorenz

Anthony Storr

Robert Ardrey

John Eccles

8. In a famous experiment, two monkeys were given levers to control. One found that he could prevent the administration of shocks to his body by using the lever; the other found that he had no control over when shocks were administered to him. Which monkey developed ulcers? Hint

The monkey who had no control over the shocks

Neither monkey

Both monkeys

The monkey who could control the shocks

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which condition is indicative of psychosis? Hint

Multiple Personality

Amnesia

Sociopath

Delusions and Hallucinations

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Question 10 of 10

10. Which is NOT a Freudian concept? Hint

Archetypes and Collective Unconscious

Id-Ego-Superego

Oedipus Complex

Unconscious Motivation and Repression

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. David Wechsler and Alfred Binet are known for their work in testing

Answer: Intelligence

Binet is the key figure in the Stanford-Binet test, a popular test for measurement of intelligence. Wechsler developed intelligence tets for adults (WAIS) and for children (WISC). The tests usually involve many diverse areas such as vocabulary, spatial relationships, etc. Tests of this sort must be 'valid' - do they really test intelligence'? - and 'reliable' - will the scores be consistent - so that a re-test of a person will not elicit a widely different score.

2. Jean Piaget is the dominant name in the field of

Answer: Child Development

Piaget's prominence derives from his work in the development of children's intelligence. One interesting question in this area: are changes in intelligence as a child grows 'quantitative' - a change in the 'amount' of intelligence - or 'qualitative' -a change in the 'nature' of intelligence?

3. The best-known projective test for assessing personality is the Rorschach inkblot test. Another projective test is the

Answer: TAT

The Thematic Apperception Test is an effective and commonly used projective test. The MMPI also deals with assessing personality, but it is an objective test (rather than a projective one). The other two tests measure intelligence.

4. Primitive man used to drill holes in the heads of 'crazy' people in order to let the evil spirits escape. This was known as what?

Answer: Trephination

There are no statistics available concerning the success rate.

5. The man whose experience in a WW II concentration camp was reflected in his book 'Man's Search for Meaning'

Answer: Viktor Frankl

Frankl is considered to be a 'humanistic' psychologist. How were some people able to physically and emotionally survive the hideousness of Nazi imprisonment?

6. Which of these is NOT a form of schizophrenia?

Answer: Dissociative

In addition to Simple schizophrenia, there is paranoid (which includes paranoia-like symptoms), catatonic (which includes 'waxy flexibility' of the bodies of those afflicted), and hebephrenic (which may include giggling and 'silly ' behavior). Dissociative disorders are not considered to be psychoses.

7. In a famous experiment, this naturalist 'imprinted' young geese so that they reacted to him as if he were their mother

Answer: Konrad Lorenz

Wherever Lorenz went, the geese followed. Interesting pictures of him walking around his yard - followed by a bunch of goslings.

8. In a famous experiment, two monkeys were given levers to control. One found that he could prevent the administration of shocks to his body by using the {lever;} the other found that he had no control over when shocks were administered to him. Which monkey developed ulcers?

Answer: The monkey who could control the shocks

If you can't control things, there is a certain degree of resignation and acceptance. It's the monkey who has the ability to control the shocks that suffered from the stress of always having to be alert and vigilant, etc. Hence, modern day executives ...

9. Which condition is indicative of psychosis?

Answer: Delusions and Hallucinations

Hallucinations and delusions indicate psychosis. Amnesia does not, nor does multiple personality. A sociopath also is not classified as psychotic.

10. Which is NOT a Freudian concept?

Answer: Archetypes and Collective Unconscious

Archetypes and Collective Unconscious are Jungian concepts. The others are essential Freud.

Source: Author robert362

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