question archive Question 1 1 / 1 pts According to Carr, which of the following is a necessary part of an adaptive act? Correct! a motive or need a cognitive process an opposing force a link to reproduction Question 2 1 / 1 pts According to Titchener, all feelings can be explained by employing the dimension of: tension-relaxation excitement-calm Correct pleasantness-unpleasantness joy-sadness Question 3 1 / 1 pts Affections are represented by: Correct! Elements of emotions Elements of ideas Elements of perceptions Elements of Consciousness Question 4 0 / 1 pts A theory was proposed and it has proven good at explaining and predicting key phenomena -- however the researchers have had difficulty determining the truth or falseness of the theory describes Pragmatism Instrumentalism You Answered Fallibilism Empiricism Question 5 1 / 1 pts Causation of human behavior can also occur outside the individual is an idea suggested by _____ and enhanced/continued by _____
Question 1 1 / 1 pts According to Carr, which of the following is a necessary part of an adaptive act? Correct! a motive or need a cognitive process an opposing force a link to reproduction Question 2 1 / 1 pts According to Titchener, all feelings can be explained by employing the dimension of: tension-relaxation excitement-calm Correct pleasantness-unpleasantness joy-sadness Question 3 1 / 1 pts Affections are represented by: Correct! Elements of emotions Elements of ideas Elements of perceptions Elements of Consciousness Question 4 0 / 1 pts A theory was proposed and it has proven good at explaining and predicting key phenomena -- however the researchers have had difficulty determining the truth or falseness of the theory describes Pragmatism Instrumentalism You Answered Fallibilism Empiricism Question 5 1 / 1 pts Causation of human behavior can also occur outside the individual is an idea suggested by _____ and enhanced/continued by _____
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According to Carr, which of the following is a necessary part of an adaptive act?
Correct!
a motive or need
a cognitive process
an opposing force
a link to reproduction
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According to Titchener, all feelings can be explained by employing the dimension of:
tension-relaxation
excitement-calm
Correct
pleasantness-unpleasantness
joy-sadness
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Affections are represented by:
Correct!
Elements of emotions
Elements of ideas
Elements of perceptions
Elements of Consciousness
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A theory was proposed and it has proven good at explaining and predicting key phenomena -- however the researchers have had difficulty determining the truth or falseness of the theory describes
Pragmatism
Instrumentalism
You Answered
Fallibilism
Empiricism
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Causation of human behavior can also occur outside the individual is an idea suggested by _____ and enhanced/continued by _____.
Aristotle/James
James/Wertheimer
Correct!
Galileo/Lewin
Kant/Lewin
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Children’s nature is NOT comprised of this per John Dewey
Correct!
Rational
Curious
Social
Expressive
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Early U.S. Psychology has been divided into __________ stages.
two
three
Correct!
four
five
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Empiricists see sensation as the building blocks of our
Thought process
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Perception
Comprehension
Conscious experience
Everyone agrees that the recognized founder of Functionalism was
John Dewey
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William James
Hugo Munsterberg
No such agreement exists
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For Titchener, the ____ of psychology involved a search for the neurological correlates of mental events.
what
how
Correct!
why
when
For Wertheimer, the essence of the gestalt approach was that there are
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Wholes that are determined by the nature of their parts rather than the other way around
Wholes that determine the nature of their parts rather than the other way around
Parts that exist separately from the wholes of which they are part
Parts that have intrinsic qualities apart from the wholes of which they are part
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Gesaltists believe that sensations are the building blocks of conscious experience.
True
Correct!
False
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Gestaltists believed that consciousness could
be reduced
Correct!
not be reduced
explain behavior
explain cognition
He studied in the area of Forensic Psychology.
William James
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John Dewey
Hugo Munsterberg
Wolfgang Kohler
Hugo Munsterberg was seen as one of the first, if not the first applied psychologist.
Correct!True
False
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In explaining how the elements of thought combine, Titchener emphasized:
apperception
creative synthesis
Correct!
traditional associationism
an active mind
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James believed that the experimental method was the only technique to be employed and the one we should focus on utilizing.
True
Correct!
False
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John Dewey was a pioneer of progressive education, which is NOT a part of his view
take into account the interests of the child
an strong emphasis should be placed on child centered learning
avoid reliance on traditional views of education with a focus on integrating curriculum
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All were part of his views
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Lewin believed that external forces at any given moment affect the behavior of an organism.
Correct!
True
False
Our mind wants to make the most meaningful yet easiest interpretation of stimuli it can generate is called:
Minimization of perception
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Least possible perception
Minimum principle of perception
Occam's rule of perception
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Per Gestaltists, an organism learns principles or relationships, not specific responses to specific situations.
Transfer-training
Insight learning
Correct!
Transposition
Trial and error
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Per Wundt, higher mental processes are reflected in
Dreams
Correct!
Human Culture
History
Art
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Phi phenomenon tested by ___________ had influence on ________ theory of______.
Hugo Münsterberg; Kohler; insight learning
Max Wertheimer; Kohler; film
Hugo Münsterberg; Max Wertheimer; insight learning
Correct!
Max Wertheimer; Hugo Münsterberg; film
Research participants today are treated like blank slates (tabula rasa).
True
You Answered
False
Retrospection was used
as an alternative to introspection
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as a tool to examine the unconscious
to avoid contamination and as an alternative to introspection
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Retrospection would be impacted by
poor memory
the need for spontaneous occurrences
Correct!
both poor memory and spontaneous occurrences
none of the items are correct
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The central concept on Wundt's voluntarism was:
association
involuntary behavior
Correct!
will
apperceptive mass
The first school of psychology
Functionalism
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Structuralism
Voluntarism
ACT psychology
The functionalist that most impacted behaviorism was
W. James
J. Dewey
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B.F. Skinner
E. Thorndike
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The mind is represented by:
Elements of emotions
Elements of ideas
Elements of perceptions
Correct!
Elements of consciousness
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The number representing the speed of sound is named after E. Titchener for his contributions in physics.
True
Correct!
False
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The theory of evolution played a significant role in the philosophy of functionalism.
Correct!
True
False
The very intent to observe X, you alter the psychological process you are trying to observe. This suggests that there may be
contamination
ambiguity
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confounds
none of the choices
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This is the cornerstone of functionalism.
Correct!
pragmatism
consequences
truth
none of the other options
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This researcher examined the area of learning.
Correct!
Kohler
Koffka
Wertheimer
James
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Titchener defined ____ as the sum total of mental experience at any given moment.
the mind
Correct!
the consciousness
the apperceptive mass
general impression
Which item is NOT a component of structuralism?
Focus on elements
Examine the components of consciousness
Focus on the organization of elements
You Answered
Association gives meaning to sensations
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William James doubts the existence of absolute or objective truth.
Correct!
True
False
William James view of consciousness as experience in continuous flux best resembles
Hume's notion of self (Bundle theory)
Locke's view of psychological continuity
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Descartes' dualism
Berkeley's perception
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Wundt, the father of experimental psychology saw that experimentation was useful to examine both basic and complex phenomena.
True
Correct!
False
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