Learning Outcomes Quiz

What is the main focus of Albert Bandura's theory as depicted in the diagram?

• A) Cognitive Development

• B) Social Learning

• C) Psychoanalysis

• D) Behavioral Conditioning

In Bandura's theory, which of the following is NOT a factor influencing behavior?

• A) Personal factors

• B) Environmental factors

• C) Biological factors

• D) Economic factors

What does the Id represent in Freud's psychodynamic theory?

• Selfish and animalistic urges

• Rational thinking

• Moral values

• Social behavior

At which level does the Superego primarily operate?

• Conscious level

• Preconscious level

• Unconscious level

• Subconscious level

Eating a swan is an example of which of the following?

• Crime

• Deviance

• Both

• Neither

Which of the following is an example of internalising social rules?

• Eating the last slice of pizza.

• Not queue jumping but waiting in line for your turn.

• Cutting in line because you're in a hurry.

• Ignoring others' needs in public spaces.

What does internalisation of morality help prevent?

• Social cohesion.

• Ethical dilemmas.

• Social conflicts.

• Personal growth.

Which of the following is a power granted by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984?

• Power to educate

• Power to detain

• Power to heal

• Power to entertain

What is the main purpose of agents of social control?

• To entertain the public

• To enforce conformity

• To provide healthcare

• To educate children

Which of the following is an example of non-physical coercion?

• Death penalty

• Imprisonment

• Boycott

• Physical punishment