Bremen School District 228
Social Studies Common Assessment
Units 1-3
A.P. Psychology
Time-55 minutes, 75 Questions
Directions: Each of the questions or incomplete statements below is followed by five
suggested answers or completions. Select the one that is best in each case and then fill in the
corresponding circle on the answer sheet.
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Unit 1-3 Cumulative Exam
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1. Taylor believes his behavior is guided by his own self-image and that he has the power to control his own
fate and reach his full potential. Taylor has adopted which psychological perspective?
a. behavioristic
b. cognitive
c. psychodynamic
d. humanistic
2. Covert behaviors are
a. estimated.
b. not included in the m e ta analysis.
c. prevented from interfering with the experiment.
d. Behaviors such as thoughts, memories, and emotions.
3. A simple experiment has two groups of subjects called the
a. dependent group and the independent group.
b. extraneous group and the independent group.
c. before group and the after group.
d. control group and the experimental group.
4. A
is a small group that accurately reflects a larger population by including the same proportion of
men, women, young, old, professionals, blue-collar workers, Republicans, Democrats, whites, African
Americans, Native Americans, Latinos, Asians, and so on as found in the population as a whole.
a. correlational group
b. control group
c. representative sample
d. balance-bias sample
5. The
a.
b.
c.
d.
view sees behavior as being shaped and controlled by one's environment.
cognitive
humanistic
biopsychological
behavioristic
6. The founder of psychoanalytic psychology was
a. Carl Rogers.
b. Wilhelm Wundt.
c. Sigmund Freud.
d. William James.
7. A tendency to believe flattering descriptions of oneself is called
a. the Barnum effect.
b. the astrologer's dilemma.
c. the fallacy of positive instances.
d. uncritical acceptance.
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8. Anthony was a subject in a study in which the glucose in his brain was marked with a radioactive substance.
Then the detectors identified the especially active brain areas. Anthony participated in a study that employed
a(n)
a. EEG.
b. MRI.
c. PPR.
d. PET.
9. In an experiment to determine whether the THC in marijuana impairs memory, the participants who ate food
that did NOT contain THC were the
a. independent group.
b. dependent group.
c. experimental group.
d. control group.
10. Which of the following would be considered non-experimental methods of research?
a. the clinical method
b. correlational studies
c. the survey method
d. all of these
11. Which type of psychologist would most likely study the improvement of children's memory as they age from
three to 12 years?
a. an evolutionary psychologist
b. a comparative psychologist
c. a developmental psychologist
d. a gender psychologist
12. The
a.
b.
c.
d.
perspective seeks to explain behavior in terms of brain processes, evolution, and genetics.
sociocultural
behavioristic
psychodynamic
biological
13. The psychological view that combines thinking (and the expectation of the reward) with learning theory is
known as
a. ·
psychobehaviorism.
b. cognitive behaviorism.
c. cognitive functionalism.
d. Gestalt psychology.
14. A(n)
is any condition that can change and that might affect the outcome of the experiment.
a. variable
b. mediator
c. stimulus
d. experimental behavior
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15. Income and crime within one's neighborhood have a negative correlation. We can say that
a. increased crime causes income to decrease.
b. increased income causes crime to decrease.
c. as income increases, neighborhood crime decreases.
d. as income increases, neighborhood crime increases.
16. Which of the following would be considered humanistic psychologists?
a. B.F. Skinner and John B. Watson
b. Wilhelm Wundt and E.B. Titchener
c. Max Wertheimer and William James
d. Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers
17. The part of the nervous system that quiets the body after arousal and helps maintain vital functions (like
breathing) at moderate levels is the
branch.
a. sympathetic
b. parasympathetic
c. central
d. peripheral
18. Overt behavior includes
a. anything a person does.
b. things a person does which cannot be seen by others.
c. only those things that can be observed.
d. hidden, private, internal thoughts.
19. Which of the following is characteristic of a humanistic approach to the study of behavior?
a. reliance on animal research
b. interest in unconscious forces and conflicts within the personality
c. emphasis on conditioned responses
d. emphasis on the importance of subjective factors, such as one's self-image
20. Which of the following a r e c l o s e l y a s s o c i a t e d i d e a s w i t h p s y c h o a n a l y s i s ?
a. unconsious
b. iceberg
c. repressed memories
d. all of these
21. If a correlational relationship is perfect, the coefficient would
a. be zero.
b. be a +1.00 or a -1.00.
c. always be a negative correlation.
d. always be a positive correlation.
22. To assess your personality, a phrenologist would want to
a. study your handwriting.
b. study the lines on your palm.
c. examine the shape of your skull.
d. record your brain waves with an EEG.
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23. The increased size and wrinkling of the cerebral cortex in higher animals is referred to as
a. cerebralization.
b. hemispherization.
c. corticalization.
d. reticulation.
24. You have discovered a new vitamin that you believe will improve memory in the elderly. Your best bet for
accurately testing the effectiveness of the vitamin would be to use
a. naturalistic observation.
b. the experimental method.
c. case histories.
d. the survey method.
25. To investigate the effects of a new drug for hyperactivity, one group of children is given this new drug, while
the other group is given a placebo. In order to minimize both research participant bias and researcher bias,
this experimenter has his assistant label the drug and the placebo with a letter name so that he will not know
which group of children is getting the placebo and which group is getting the new drug until the end of the
experiment. This researcher is using
a. a single-blind experiment.
b. a double-blind experiment.
c. random selection.
d. random assignment.
26. Karen sees herself as attractive, extroverted, and dependable. According to which psychological perspective is
Karen growing positively to reach her full potential?
a. psychoanalysis
b. humanism
c. behaviorism
d. cognitive
27. In a weight-reduction experiment, an overweight individual was given what the researcher called a new type
of diet pill that would help curb the desire to eat. In fact, the pill really contained powdered milk, but ever
since the individual started taking the diet pill, he has reported that his desire to eat has decreased. This
illustrates the
a. curvilinear relationship.
b. effect of extraneous variables.
c. natural experiment.
d. placebo effect.
28. The eclectic approach
a. stresses the Gestalt perspective.
b. emphasizes the biological functioning of the brain and nervous system.
c. embraces a variety of theoretical views.
d. has disappeared entirely as a perspective in psychology.
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29. Sue has recovered from extensive injury to her left cerebral hemisphere and has continued her career with
little sign of impairment. Her occupation is most likely
a. graphic artist.
b. accountant.
c. English teacher.
d. sports writer for a newspaper.
30. Successfully negotiating a maze, sculpting pottery, or painting a watercolor is a function of the
a. corpus callosum.
b. left hemisphere.
c. right hemisphere.
d. temporallobe.
31. With its emphasis on stimuli and responses, which school of thought helped make psychology a natural
science, rather than a branch of philosophy?
a. behaviorism
b. Gestalt psychology
c. humanistic psychology
d. psychoanalysis
32. Repression refers to
a. thoughts held out of awareness because they are unimportant.
b. thoughts held out of awareness because they are threatening.
c. forgetfulness or thoughts held out of awareness unintentionally.
d. the fact that no thoughts, emotions, and actions are predetermined.
33. A psychiatrist does extensive interviewing and testing of a client with at least three distinct personalities. Her
investigation is a
a. case study.
b. controlled experiment.
c. single-blind study.
d. psycho-history.
34. In the nervous system, the inactive neuron is said to be in a(n)
a. depolarized state.
b. resting potential.
c. action potential.
d. ionic potential.
35. You are conducting an experiment in which the participants do not know if they are in the experimental or
control group, but you as the experimenter do know who is in the experimental and control groups. You are
using a
experiment in order to control for
.
a. single-blind; researcher bias
b. single-blind; research participant bias
c. double-blind; researcher bias
d. double-blind; research participant bias
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36. Decreases in one measure are matched by decreases in the other measure in a
a. nonexistent relationship.
b. positive correlation.
c. negative correlation.
d. zero correlation.
37. The trigger point at which a neuron will "fire" is called
a. the ion charge.
b. the resting potential.
c. polarization.
d. the threshold.
38. Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow belong to which school of thought in psychology?
a. humanistic psychology
b. psychoanalytical psychology
c. behaviorism
d. Gestalt psychology
39. Freud stressed the role of
a. self-actualization
b. conditioned responses
c. rewards and punishments
d. unconscious conflicts
in shaping our personalities.
40. The most obvious difference between the human brain and the brain of a fish would be in the
a. hypothalamus.
b. thalamus.
c. cerebellum.
d. cerebral cortex.
41. By
a.
b.
c.
d.
selecting a
and polling them, we can draw conclusions about the larger group called the
natural clinical trial; sample
sample; population
population; sample
sample; natural clinical trial
42. In an experiment to find out if taking vitamins increases IQ scores, the IQ scores would be
a. the independent variable.
b. a control variable.
c. an extraneous variable.
d. the dependent variable.
43. Which of the following behaviors can best be described as overt behavior?
a. watching a TV game show
b. thinking about the answer to a contestant's question
c. being sad that the contestant answered incorrectly
d. wondering if there are any frozen waffles left in the freezer
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44. The
is a network of fibers and cell bodies that lie inside the medulla and brainstem and is associated
with attention, alertness, and some reflexes, such as sneezing and coughing.
a. reticular formation.
b. amygdala.
c. hippocampus.
d. thalamus.
45. Latoya's mother has established a reward system in which Latoya earns one gold star for each chore she
completes each day. If she earns 25 stars by the end of the week, Latoya' s mother will take her to play at the
"fast food restaurant's" playground for two hours. Latoya's mother is using which psychological approach?
a. psychodynamic
b. cognitive
c. humanistic
d. behavioristic
46. Abe Maslow was an influential leader in the field of
a. Behaviorism.
b. Structuralism.
c. Functionalism.
d. Humanism.
47. In an experiment to determine whether the THC in marijuana impairs memory, the number of hours the
subjects slept during the week of the experiment would be
a. the independent variable.
b. the dependent variable.
c. an extraneous variable.
d. a control variable.
48. The brain consists of approximately 100 billion nerve cells called
a. somas.
b. nuclei.
c. neurotransmitters.
d. neurons.
49. The approach in psychology that views behavior in terms of the mental processing of information is the
v1ew.
a. cognitive
b. humanistic
c. behavioristic
d. biopsychological
50. The part of the nerve cell that carries information away from the cell body to other neurons is the
a. axon.
b. dendrite.
c. soma.
d. synapse.
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51. You are in the forest and see a large, snarling, drooling grizzly bear running directly toward you. The
adrenaline rush you feel is controlled by the
a. sympathetic nervous system.
b. parasympathetic nervous system.
c. central nervous system.
d. neurotransmitter dopamine.
52. The more general the prediction a fortune teller or palmist makes, the more believable are the results. This
fact has been called the
a. Guilford effect.
b. phenologist's fallacy.
c. the Barnum effect.
d. the Gall fallacy.
53. Skinner's view of psychology has led to some criticism of his tendency to
a. believe mental events, such as thinking, are not needed to explain behavior.
b. rely too heavily on introspection.
c. favor punishment over reinforcement as a means of controlling behavior.
d. ignore the impact of behaviorism on psychological thought.
54.
a.
b.
c.
d.
is the study of how biological processes, the brain, and the nervous system are related to behavior.
Neuro-induction
Biopsychology
Physiological behaviorism
Ablation
55. Information gained from direct observation and measurement defines
a. introspective data.
b. subjective data.
c. a scientific hypothesis.
d. empirical evidence.
56. Which of the following is the best example of covert behavior?
a. blinking in response to a light
b. imitating a friend's gesture
c. remembering a pleasant experience
d. rapid eye movements while sleeping
57.
a.
b.
c.
d.
emphasizes the study of thinking, learning, and perception in whole units, not by analysis into parts.
Behaviorism
Comparative psychology
Structuralism
Gestalt psychology
58. The dependent variable is the one that is
a. manipulated.
b. prevented from affecting the outcome of the experiment.
c. revealed by measures of performance.
d. also called the treatment.
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59.
psychologists attempt to explain our current behavior by looking back at human history to learn how
natural selection and genetics have affected us.
a. Evolutionary
b. Humanistic
c. Psychodynamic
d. Behavioristic
60. The control group and the experimental group in an experiment are treated exactly the same EXCEPT for the
a. dependent variable.
b. independent variable.
c. extraneous variables.
d. replication variables.
61. In a car accident, a person sustained major trauma to his brain and the spinal cord region of his neck.
Damage, in this case, was mainly to areas of the
a. autonomic nervous system.
b. somatic nervous system.
c. central nervous system.
d. sympathetic nervous system.
62. Which of the following used introspection as a scientific technique for investigating consciousness?
a. B. F. Skinner
b. Ivan Pavlov
c. John Watson
d. Wilhelm Wundt
63. In an experiment to determine whether the THC in marijuana impairs memory, the THC in the marijuana
would be the
variable.
a. independent
b. dependent
c. extraneous
d. control
64.
is the proper use of rewards, punishments, and conditioning to change problems, such as overeating,
unrealistic fears, and temper tantrums.
a. Psychoanalysis
b. Gestalt psychology
c. Self-actualization
d. Behavior therapy
65. Which school of thought in psychology emphasizes free will and self-determination and stimulated interest in
the psychological needs of love and belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization?
a. humanistic psychology
b. behaviorism
c. psychoanalytic psychology
d. functionalism
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66. Skinner's contribution to behaviorism lies in his insistence that
a. behavior is shaped and maintained by rewards and punishments.
b. behavior is only partially conscious.
c. the whole is more than the sum of its parts.
d. self-actualization is the primary determinant of behavior.
67. In describing pseudopsychologies, it can be said that they
a. give the appearance of science but are actually false.
b. have changed little over time.
c. have followers who avoid evidence that contradicts their beliefs.
d. are characterized by all of these statements.
68. To assess your personality, a graphologist would want to
a. study your handwriting.
b. examine the shape of your skull.
c. study your palm.
d. record your brain waves with an EEG.
69. A psychologist who studies family dynamics and their effects on the behavior of individuals in different
ethnic groups would probably be a(n)
psychologist.
a. learning
b. sociocultural
c. evolutionary
d. cognitive
70. The production of new brain cells is known as
a. neural induction.
b. depolarization.
c. neural resiliency.
d. neurogenesis.
71. What area of psychology focuses on the understanding that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts?
a. Psychoanalysis
b. Gestalt
c. Cognitive behaviorism
d. Functionalism.
72. Psychoanalysis
a. was the first talking therapy.
b. explores unconscious conflicts and emotional problems.
c. was created by Sigmund Freud.
d. is characterized by all of these.
73. Which area of the brain is most closely associated with balance?
a. Frontal lobe
b. Wernicke’s Area
c. Cerebellum
d. Thalamus
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74. Biopsychologists and others who study the brain and nervous system, such as biologists and biochemists,
form the broader field of
a. evolutionary psychology.
b. cognitive science.
c. neuroscience.
d. ethnology.
75. The two cerebral hemispheres are connected by a band of fibers called
a. the corpus callosum.
b. the lateral cortex.
c. the cerebellum.
d. association fibers.
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DIF: Moderate
REF: p. 13
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p. 12
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p.24
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p.33
DIF: Moderate
REF: p.27
MSC: * (New Question)
DIF: Moderate
REF: p.33
DIF:
Moderate
DIF:
MSC:
DIF:
MSC:
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p.22
*(New Question)
Difficult
REF: DVL 3.0 Research Methods
*(New Question)
Moderate
REF: p. 23-24
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p.25
DIF:
Moderate
REF: p.23
3
REF: p.53
ID: A
67. ANS:
OBJ:
68. ANS:
OBJ:
69. ANS:
OBJ:
70. ANS:
OBJ:
71. ANS:
OBJ:
72. ANS:
OBJ:
73. ANS:
OBJ:
74. ANS:
OBJ:
75. ANS:
OBJ:
D
1.8
A
1.8
B
1.14
D
2.4
B
1.1
D
1.1
c
2.4
c
1.12
A
2.1
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
PTS:
KEY:
1
Fact
1
Application
1
Application
1
Fact
1
Fact
1
Fact
1
Concept
1
Fact
1
Fact
DIP: Moderate
REF: p. 17
MSC: *(New Question)
DIP: Moderate
REF: p. 17
REF: p. 141 p. 30 I Table 1.4
DIP:
Easy
DIP:
MSC:
DIP:
MSC:
DIP:
Moderate
REF: p.56
* (New Question)
Moderate
REF: p.25
*(New Question)
Easy
REF: p. 24-25
DIP:
Difficult
REF: p.55
DIP: Moderate
REF: p.27
MSC: * (New Question)
DIP: Moderate
REF: p.60
4
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