Psych chapter 1 quiz part 2

Who is known as the founder of Psychoanalysis?

• Austrian Neurologist

• German Psychologist

• American Psychiatrist

• British Anthropologist

What did the founder of Psychoanalysis emphasize in his theory?

• The role of behaviorism in personality development

• The impact of unconscious and conscious mind on behavior

• The importance of cognitive development in childhood

• The effect of social interactions on individual psychology

According to Freudian Psychology, how do childhood experiences affect an individual?

• They have no significant impact on later behavior

• They determine educational success

• They affect emotional responses and later behavior

• They influence only the conscious mind

Which concepts were introduced by the founder of Psychoanalysis?

• Reinforcement, punishment, and extinction

• Classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning

• Id, ego, and superego

• Unconditioned stimulus, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response

Behaviorism defines psychology as the scientific study of what?

• Emotional responses

• Observable behavior

• Unconscious motives

• Spiritual experiences

Which type of conditioning is associated with Ivan Pavlov?

• Operant conditioning

• Classical conditioning

• Cognitive conditioning

• Social conditioning

B. F. Skinner is known for his work in which area of conditioning?

• Classical conditioning

• Operant conditioning

• Cognitive conditioning

• Social conditioning

Who were the researchers involved in the "Little Albert" experiments?

• Ivan Pavlov and B. F. Skinner

• Watson and B. F. Skinner

• Watson and Rosalie Rayner

• Ivan Pavlov and Rosalie Rayner

What is Humanistic Psychology?

• A perspective that focuses on animal behavior

• A historically significant perspective that revived interest in the study of mental processes

• A branch of psychology that deals with disorders

• A study of human behavior in historical contexts

What does Humanistic Psychology emphasize on?

• The biological aspects of human behavior

• The unconscious mind's influence on behavior

• The ways current environments nurture or limit growth potential and the importance of having need for love and acceptance satisfied

• The cognitive processes involved in learning and memory