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In Seligman’s ABCDE model of learned optimism, B stands for:
belief
behaviour
brain
blessing
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Which of the following psychologists was NOT a behaviourist?
Watson
Thorndike
Skinner
Maslow
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What are the two parts of the autonomic nervous system?
somatic, autonomic
reflexive, responsive
sympathetic, parasympathetic
frontal, occipital
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Two kinds of learning studied by behaviourists are:
classical conditioning and operant conditioning
manifest learning and latent learning
conscious learning and unconscious learning
operant conditioning and instrumental conditioning
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Jung stated that humans possess both a ________ unconscious and a ________ unconscious:
shadow/manifest
personal/collective
introvert/extravert
phenomenal/latent
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Positive reinforcement involves ________ something to increase a response whereas negative reinforcement involves ________ something.
repeating/increasing
adding/removing
removing/adding
increasing/repeating
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________ needs were at the bottom of Maslow’s pyramid/hierarchy.
safety
self actualization
esteem
physiological
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Which of the following was a humanistic psychologist?
Freud
Watson
Wernicke
Rogers
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A psychologist who practices Gestalt Therapy would most likely be a(n):
humanist
behaviourist
evolutionist
cognitivist
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Wundt’s primary method of research was:
experimentation
autoethnography
introspection
lesioning
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