If research shows that the importance of financial market psychology and behavioral economics on capital markets is decreasing, what is this mainly determined by?  After the global financial crisis, are investors operating in the securities markets more cautious in making investment decisions, or do they more thoroughly analyze the investment risk of investing in capital markets? Were studies previously conducted to determine possible changes in the significance of financial market psychology and behavioral economics in capital markets, including securities markets, after the global financial crisis of 2008? Is it the result of post-crisis greater awareness of investment risk among investors, or also a change in the structure of the dominant segments of investors operating on capital markets, or is it also the result of an increase in the number of transactions carried out by computerized transaction systems?   Questions Question 1 What did Eysenck find in his study of therapy effectiveness? Therapy was effective if the therapist had certain skills—the type of therapy did not matter Although neither therapy fared well, Freudian psychoanalysis was found to be more effective than eclectic therapy Improvement was actually better without therapy than with either Freudian or eclectic therapy The only therapy found to be better than the absence of therapy was "eclectic" therapy Question 2 Which of the following is true about Neisser's book Cognitive Psychology? It emphasized research that had ecological validity Because it was published when behaviorism was strong, it required an entire chapter to defend its existence The title of the book gave the movement (toward increased study of cognitive variables) a name Its central concept was the TOTE unit Question 3 In his employee selection work, Münsterberg: Used a simulation procedure in his work for the New England Telephone Company Identified a number of specific tasks related to performance in his work with "motormen" Both used a simulation procedure in his work for the New England Telephone Company and identified a number of specific tasks related to performance in his work with "motormen" None of these Question 4 Which of the following is inappropriately paired? Gilbreth—ergonomics Bingham—forensic psychology Münsterberg—simulations for employee selection Hollingworth—caffeine research Question 5 Concerning the phi phenomenon, with which of the following statements would Wertheimer agree? The phenomenon cannot be analyzed into constituent elements Understanding it requires using the Helmholtz concept of an unconscious inference When observing the phenomenon, our eyes move, and it is these eye movements that provide the key to understanding the phenomenon It is an illusory phenomenon; we don't really perceive motion, we just think we do Question 6 Which of the following is not described as a trend in modern psychology? Increased interest in brain and behavior A return of evolutionary thinking Increased professionalization of practitioners An increased rejection of the importance of genetic influence Question 7 In the Lake of Constance story, as the rider was on the way to the inn, what was the behavioral environment? He (believed he) was riding across an open plain He was riding on a frozen lake The fact that the inn was not really getting larger as he approached it; it just seemed that way The fact that he drowned before he got to the other side of the lake Question 8 In order for insight to occur, according to Köhler, the individual Must be able to see all the elements of the problem situation Must have a large enough brain—at least at the level of a primate brain Must systematically try out all possible solutions Must see the solution being achieved by some other individual Question 9 In Duncker's candle problem, subjects sometimes fail to see that the box of tacks could also be used as a platform

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 If research shows that the importance of financial market psychology and behavioral economics on capital markets is decreasing, what is this mainly determined by?

 After the global financial crisis, are investors operating in the securities markets more cautious in making investment decisions, or do they more thoroughly analyze the investment risk of investing in capital markets?

Were studies previously conducted to determine possible changes in the significance of financial market psychology and behavioral economics in capital markets, including securities markets, after the global financial crisis of 2008?

Is it the result of post-crisis greater awareness of investment risk among investors, or also a change in the structure of the dominant segments of investors operating on capital markets, or is it also the result of an increase in the number of transactions carried out by computerized transaction systems?

 

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Question 1

What did Eysenck find in his study of therapy effectiveness?

1. Therapy was effective if the therapist had certain skills—the type of therapy did not matter
2. Although neither therapy fared well, Freudian psychoanalysis was found to be more effective than eclectic therapy
3. Improvement was actually better without therapy than with either Freudian or eclectic therapy
4. The only therapy found to be better than the absence of therapy was "eclectic" therapy

Question 2

Which of the following is true about Neisser's book Cognitive Psychology?

1. It emphasized research that had ecological validity
2. Because it was published when behaviorism was strong, it required an entire chapter to defend its existence
3. The title of the book gave the movement (toward increased study of cognitive variables) a name
4. Its central concept was the TOTE unit

Question 3

In his employee selection work, Münsterberg:

1. Used a simulation procedure in his work for the New England Telephone Company
2. Identified a number of specific tasks related to performance in his work with "motormen"
3. Both used a simulation procedure in his work for the New England Telephone Company and identified a number of specific tasks related to performance in his work with "motormen"
4. None of these

Question 4

Which of the following is inappropriately paired?

1. Gilbreth—ergonomics
2. Bingham—forensic psychology
3. Münsterberg—simulations for employee selection
4. Hollingworth—caffeine research

Question 5

Concerning the phi phenomenon, with which of the following statements would Wertheimer agree?

1. The phenomenon cannot be analyzed into constituent elements
2. Understanding it requires using the Helmholtz concept of an unconscious inference
3. When observing the phenomenon, our eyes move, and it is these eye movements that provide the key to understanding the phenomenon
4. It is an illusory phenomenon; we don't really perceive motion, we just think we do

Question 6

Which of the following is not described as a trend in modern psychology?

1. Increased interest in brain and behavior
2. A return of evolutionary thinking
3. Increased professionalization of practitioners
4. An increased rejection of the importance of genetic influence

Question 7

In the Lake of Constance story, as the rider was on the way to the inn, what was the behavioral environment?

1. He (believed he) was riding across an open plain
2. He was riding on a frozen lake
3. The fact that the inn was not really getting larger as he approached it; it just seemed that way
4. The fact that he drowned before he got to the other side of the lake

Question 8

In order for insight to occur, according to Köhler, the individual

1. Must be able to see all the elements of the problem situation
2. Must have a large enough brain—at least at the level of a primate brain
3. Must systematically try out all possible solutions
4. Must see the solution being achieved by some other individual

Question 9

In Duncker's candle problem, subjects sometimes fail to see that the box of tacks could also be used as a platform. The concept that best describes this failure is

1. Zeigarnik effect
2. Von Restorff effect
3. Gestaltqualitat
4. Functional fixedness

Question 10

According to Bluma Zeigarnik, what happens when we fail to complete some task?

1. Embarrassed by our failure, we immediately repress it
2. It can be said that we have achieved "closure"
3. A "quasi-need" to complete the task will persist over a period of time
4. We won't recall it as well as a completed task