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A study focused on the clinical treatment of children would most typically have developed from

A study focused on the clinical treatment of children would most typically have developed from

A study focused on the clinical treatment of children would most typically have developed from
A) structural functionalism.
B) functionalism.
C) structuralism.
D) Gestalt psychology.

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Psychology as an independent discipline had its roots in the laboratory of

Psychology as an independent discipline had its roots in the laboratory of

Psychology as an independent discipline had its roots in the laboratory of
A) Wilhelm Wundt.
B) Ernst Mach.
C) Sigmund Freud.
D) Alfred Binet.

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Gestalt psychology focuses on (Multiple Choice Question)

Gestalt psychology focuses on (Multiple Choice Question)

Gestalt psychology focuses on
A) specific individual behaviors.
B) the whole, which is less than the sum of its parts.
C) the whole, which is greater than the sum of its parts.
D) analyzing the whole in separate parts.

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The chief spokesperson for early behaviorism was

The chief spokesperson for early behaviorism was

The chief spokesperson for early behaviorism was
A) Edward Hull.
B) Francis Galton.
C) Edward Watkins.
D) John Watson.

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Behaviorism is the study of

Behaviorism is the study of

Behaviorism is the study of
A) actions caused by the conscious mind.
B) instinctive animal behaviors.
C) specific actions.
D) unconscious processes causing behavior.

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A study of test taking behavior under stressful conditions is most typical of which type of psycholo

A study of test taking behavior under stressful conditions is most typical of which type of psycholo

A study of test taking behavior under stressful conditions is most typical of which type of psychology?
A) behaviorism
B) psychoanalytic
C) functional structuralism
D) structural functionalism

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Conscious experience, creativity, and personal growth are central ideas in

Conscious experience, creativity, and personal growth are central ideas in

Conscious experience, creativity, and personal growth are central ideas in
A) humanistic psychology.
B) behaviorism.
C) psychophysics.
D) psychobiology

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Humanistic psychology (Multiple Choice Question)

Humanistic psychology (Multiple Choice Question)

Humanistic psychology
A) was never influential.
B) grew out of behaviorism.
C) never developed into a "school" of psychology.
D) is the major psychotherapeutic model today.

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A major concept in Humanistic Psychology is

A major concept in Humanistic Psychology is

A major concept in Humanistic Psychology is
A) social stratification.
B) self-actualization.
C) the unconscious mind.
D) learning.

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Cognitive psychology (Multiple Choice Question)

Cognitive psychology (Multiple Choice Question)

Cognitive psychology
A) now routinely addresses applied issues.
B) has no history as an academic discipline.
C) focuses on academic research with no possible applied value.
D) grew out of nineteenth century humanism.

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The "school" of psychology that emphasized holistic experience was

The "school" of psychology that emphasized holistic experience was

The "school" of psychology that emphasized holistic experience was
A) functionalism.
B) structuralism.
C) Gestalt psychology.
D) humanistic psychology.

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The field that studies perception, learning, and memory is

The field that studies perception, learning, and memory is

The field that studies perception, learning, and memory is
A) behaviorism.
B) humanistic psychology.
C) psychoanalysis.
D) cognitive psychology.

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In the early 20th century, a group of people generally barred from higher education were

In the early 20th century, a group of people generally barred from higher education were

In the early 20th century, a group of people generally barred from higher education were
A) Caucasians.
B) Protestants.
C) women.
D) the wealthy.

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In the early twentieth century, women

In the early twentieth century, women

In the early twentieth century, women
A) were generally well accepted as professionals in psychology.
B) entered graduate schools in great numbers.
C) were discriminated against by university graduate programs.
D) earned nearly 35

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Edward B. Tichener was the mentor for the first female to earn a Ph.D. degree in psychology. Neverth

Edward B. Tichener was the mentor for the first female to earn a Ph.D. degree in psychology. Neverth

Edward B. Tichener was the mentor for the first female to earn a Ph.D. degree in psychology. Nevertheless, he
A) refused to offer her a job after graduation.
B) disagreed with the position of the university to grant her the degree.
C)

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In addition to women, what group experienced heavy discrimination in the early 20th century in psych

In addition to women, what group experienced heavy discrimination in the early 20th century in psych

In addition to women, what group experienced heavy discrimination in the early 20th century in psychology graduate schools?
A) African Americans
B) Chinese
C) Mexicans
D) None of the above

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The ground breaking work of Kenneth and Mamie Clark heavily influenced the

The ground breaking work of Kenneth and Mamie Clark heavily influenced the

The ground breaking work of Kenneth and Mamie Clark heavily influenced the
A) developmental theories of Piaget.
B) early behavioral treatments of depression.
C) development of functionalism in the United States.
D) Supreme Court d

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The dominant clinical model of psychotherapy in the 1930s and 1940s was

The dominant clinical model of psychotherapy in the 1930s and 1940s was

The dominant clinical model of psychotherapy in the 1930s and 1940s was
A) rational emotive therapy.
B) psychoanalysis.
C) behaviorism.
D) cognitive therapy.

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Which of the following is NOT an example of an effort to integrate ideas from different schools and

Which of the following is NOT an example of an effort to integrate ideas from different schools and

Which of the following is NOT an example of an effort to integrate ideas from different schools and disciplines?
A) behavioral medicine
B) behavioral neuroscience
C) didactic science
D) health psychology

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________ precipitated a shift in psychology from an academic discipline to a largely applied field.A

________ precipitated a shift in psychology from an academic discipline to a largely applied field.A

________ precipitated a shift in psychology from an academic discipline to a largely applied field.
A) Sigmund Freud
B) University Solidarity
C) Charles Darwin
D) World War II

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Most psychologists represent ________ psychology, which integrates many schools, such as behaviorism

Most psychologists represent ________ psychology, which integrates many schools, such as behaviorism

Most psychologists represent ________ psychology, which integrates many schools, such as behaviorism or Gestalt psychology.
A) integrated
B) mainstream
C) combined
D) selected

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Although psychology had its roots in the natural sciences, it is often considered to be

Although psychology had its roots in the natural sciences, it is often considered to be

Although psychology had its roots in the natural sciences, it is often considered to be
A) one of the seven hub sciences.
B) a branch of physics.
C) a pseudoscience.
D) a physical science.

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________ uses unscientific methods, theories, assumptions, and conclusions that pretend to be scient

________ uses unscientific methods, theories, assumptions, and conclusions that pretend to be scient

________ uses unscientific methods, theories, assumptions, and conclusions that pretend to be scientific.
A) Humanism
B) Pseudoscience
C) Deuteronomy
D) Pragmatism

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Recovered memory therapy is an example of

Recovered memory therapy is an example of

Recovered memory therapy is an example of
A) breaking down barriers to effective therapeutic change.
B) a treatment that was based on pseudoscientific principles.
C) a technique that is now widely accepted by psychologists.
D) a p

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In facilitated communication, (Multiple Choice Question)

In facilitated communication, (Multiple Choice Question)

In facilitated communication,
A) teachers help young children to learn the basics of English grammar.
B) individuals called facilitators help deaf individuals to speak more clearly.
C) specialists working with autistic individuals try

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Why were so many professionals fooled into believing that facilitated communication with people who

Why were so many professionals fooled into believing that facilitated communication with people who

Why were so many professionals fooled into believing that facilitated communication with people who had autism was possible?
A) Most were simply following the principles of communication established by early psychologists.
B) They failed to

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The most common practitioners of pseudoscience are

The most common practitioners of pseudoscience are

The most common practitioners of pseudoscience are
A) drug companies.
B) research assistants.
C) television advertisers.
D) All of the above

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The primary evidence for pseudoscience is usually

The primary evidence for pseudoscience is usually

The primary evidence for pseudoscience is usually
A) experimental research.
B) high constraint.
C) presented in scientific journals.
D) anecdotal.

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The ethics of science and scientific research

The ethics of science and scientific research

The ethics of science and scientific research
A) are not mentioned in this text.
B) are immensely important.
C) are not understood by most scientists.
D) are relatively unimportant in psychology.

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The authors of your textbook maintain that ethical guidelines for research

The authors of your textbook maintain that ethical guidelines for research

The authors of your textbook maintain that ethical guidelines for research
A) must be learned by every student of science.
B) are only a matter of common sense.
C) need not be studied.
D) do not apply to psychology.

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Ethical principles for research were developed to help guide

Ethical principles for research were developed to help guide

Ethical principles for research were developed to help guide
A) research participants.
B) government oversight committees.
C) instructors of research methods courses.
D) researchers.

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The best way to learn anything is

The best way to learn anything is

The best way to learn anything is
A) through the process of active learning.
B) by reading the material carefully.
C) by listening carefully to your instructor's lectures.
D) through the process of passive learning.

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The Student Resource Website (Multiple Choice Question)

The Student Resource Website (Multiple Choice Question)

The Student Resource Website
A) is thoroughly integrated with the content of the textbook.
B) is available to students who purchase a separate subscription.
C) can replace the text for those students who want to avoid the cost of the t

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Which of the following are included on the Student Resource Website?

Which of the following are included on the Student Resource Website?

Which of the following are included on the Student Resource Website?
A) Tutorials on writing research reports in APA style
B) Numerous resources for each chapter
C) An interactive study guide/lab manual
D) All of the above

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What can be studied scientifically?

What can be studied scientifically?

What can be studied scientifically?
A) only natural events
B) only areas of previous study
C) almost anything
D) only inferred events

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Theory-building relies on (Multiple Choice Question)

Theory-building relies on (Multiple Choice Question)

Theory-building relies on
A) integration of what is known about the phenomena in question.
B) guesses and hunches.
C) deductive logic.
D) a thorough knowledge of mathematical models.

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A theoretical approach to flying would involve

A theoretical approach to flying would involve

A theoretical approach to flying would involve
A) imitating bird behavior.
B) using existing knowledge and ideas.
C) risk-taking behavior.
D) the use of tenacity.

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Before the Wright brothers, there had been

Before the Wright brothers, there had been

Before the Wright brothers, there had been
A) successful glides starting with George Cayley.
B) no other work done on flight.
C) no successful glides or powered flights.
D) successful glides starting with Otto Lilienthal.

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The Wright brothers studied the work of all of the following in the development of their aircraft EX

The Wright brothers studied the work of all of the following in the development of their aircraft EX

The Wright brothers studied the work of all of the following in the development of their aircraft EXCEPT
A) Burt Rutan.
B) Otto Lilienthal.
C) Octave Chanute.
D) George Cayley.

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Samuel Langley (Multiple Choice Question)

Samuel Langley (Multiple Choice Question)

Samuel Langley
A) was not successful in attempts at unpiloted powered flight.
B) successfully flew a piloted powered airplane before the Wright brothers.
C) was never successful in attempts at powered flight.
D) successfully flew

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