Psychology Quiz

According to the text, what cannot become active without knowledge?

• Conscious mind

• Perception

• Desire

• Unconscious mind

What does psychology include within its scope?

• Temperature

• Weight

• Intelligence

• Density

What is a reason why psychology cannot be termed as a real science?

• The meanings of its terms are universally accepted

• The different tests prepared to measure traits are reliable and valid

• The results of psychological experiments are always the same

• The subject matter of its study is materialistic

What is a characteristic of scientific examinations mentioned in the text?

• The results are always the same where the factors are same

• The value of the variable may be fixed according to need

• The quantities measured by instruments are not reliable and valid

• The score of its measure starts from zero

What is a difference between scientific information and the information and theories invented by psychology?

• The score of its measure starts from zero

• The information and theories invented by psychology are universally true

• Scientific information depends on personal experiences of any individual

• The quantities measured by instruments are totally objective, valid and reliable

What is a characteristic of psychology mentioned in the text?

• The score of its measure does not start from zero

• The results of psychological experiments are always the same

• The different tests prepared to measure traits are reliable and valid

• The meanings of its terms are universally accepted

What is a reason why psychology cannot be termed as a real science?

• The meanings of its terms are universally accepted

• The score of its measure does not start from zero

• The results of psychological experiments are always the same

• The different tests prepared to measure traits are reliable and valid

What is a characteristic of scientific examinations mentioned in the text?

• The score of its measure starts from zero

• The quantities measured by instruments are not reliable and valid

• The results are always the same where the factors are same

• The value of the variable may be fixed according to need

What is a difference between scientific information and the information and theories invented by psychology?

• The score of its measure starts from zero

• The information and theories invented by psychology are universally true

• Scientific information depends on personal experiences of any individual

• The quantities measured by instruments are totally objective, valid and reliable

What is a characteristic of psychology mentioned in the text?

• The results of psychological experiments are always the same

• The different tests prepared to measure traits are reliable and valid

• The meanings of its terms are universally accepted

• The score of its measure does not start from zero