Psychology 4
Psychology Quiz Challenge
Test your knowledge of psychology with this engaging quiz! From therapeutic techniques to the intricacies of the nervous system, this quiz covers various topics in psychology that are essential for students and enthusiasts alike.
Featuring:
- Multiple choice questions
- Diverse psychology topics
- A chance to learn and test your understanding
Used a therapeutic technique known as client centered therapy
Sigmund Freud
Ivan Pavlov
Carl Rogers
William James
Sudies one of several basic processes like sensation,hearing,perception
Social psychology
Experimental psychology
Health psychology
Educational and school psychology
Examine factors that affect personal response perception, motivation and behavior
Health psychology
Experimental psychology
Social psychology
Clinical and counseling psychology
Explain the systematic changes that occur in people throughout the life cycle
Social psychology
Health psychology
Clinical and counseling psychology
Developmental psychology
Work problems, employee training programs introduce
Health psychology
Experimental psychology
Developmental psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Specialize in analyzing and improving formal education
Developmental psychology
Experimental psychology
Educational and school psychology
Health psychology
Factors affect performance in the classroom
Health psychology
Educational and school psychology
Experimental psychology
Developmental psychology
The using of reward and punishment
Experimental psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Educational and school psychology
Health psychology
Deal with diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders
Health psychology
Clinical and counseling psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Developmental psychology
Deals with the relationship between personality and health
Developmental psychology
Clinical and counseling psychology
Experimental psychology
Health psychology
The brain and spinal cord
Neurons
Receptors
Central nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Sensory structures that either detect changes in the environment or respond to specific stimuli
Neurons
Receptors
Somatic nervous system
Autonomic nervous system
All neural tissue outside the central nervous system
Somatic nervous system
Autonomic nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Central nervous system
The efferent division of the nervous systems that innervates skeletal muscles
Peripheral nervous system
Central nervous system
Somatic nervous system
Autonomic nervous system
Involved in the unconscious regulation of visceral functions
Somatic nervous system
Autonomic nervous system
Central nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Include components of the central nervous system and peripheral nervous system
Central nervous system
Peripheral nervous system
Autonomic nervous system
Somatic nervous system
Are treelike extensions at the beginning of a neuron that receive the information from other neurons
The cell body
The soma
The axon
The dendrites
Elongated fiber that extends from the cell body to the terminal endings
The cell body
The axon
The soma
The dendrites
Where the signals from the dendrites are joined and passed on
The dendrites
The cell body
The soma
The axon
Sending electrochemical messages from neuron to neuron
The dendrites
The cell body
Synapses
Neurotransmission
Microscopic gaps that separate the terminal buttons of one neuron from receptors
Synapses
The dendrites
The axon
The cell body
Messages pass from the dendrites through the soma or cell body, down the axon
Postsynaptic neuron
Presynaptic neuron
Synaptic cleft
Synapses
Across the synapses (gaps between cells)
Postsynaptic neuron
Synapses
Presynaptic neuron
Synaptic cleft
To the dendrites of the next neuron
Presynaptic neuron
Postsynaptic neuron
Synapses
Synaptic cleft
Chemical substances in the neuron that aid in the transmission of information
Neurotransmission
Neurotransmitters
Postsynaptic neuron
Presynaptic neuron
Excite or stimulate an action in the cell
Inhibitory
Synaptic cleft
Excitatory
Synapses
Inhibit or stop an action in the cell
Inhibitory
Excitatory
Synapses
Synaptic cleft
is that pattern of characteristic thoughts, feelings, and behaviors
ID
Personality
Ego
Superego
The first to link childhood experiences with adult problems
William James
Ivan pavlov
Gestalt
Sigmund Freud
The internal emotional life of the individual
Inter-psychic
Intra-psychic
Conscious
Ego
Concerned with thoughts, feelings & sensations
Ego
Conscious
Unconscious
ID
Largest part of mind
ID
Ego
Unconscious
Conscious
Storehouse for all memories, feelings, responses
ID
Ego
Unconscious
Conscious
Demonstrated through dreams, slips of tongue
Ego
ID
Conscious
Unconscious
Ideas can be recalled easily with concentration
Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Ego
Cannot be recalled at will
Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Ego
Freud’s structure of personality
ID
Ego
SuperEgo
All of the above
Considered part of unconscious
ID
Ego
SuperEgo
Unlearned,primitive
ID
Ego
SuperEgo
Consists of everything that is inherited including the instinctual drive
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
Seeks pleasure to avoid tension or pain
SuperEgo
Ego
ID
The rational, conscious, reasonable part of the personality
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
Result of person interaction with environment
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
Takes the real world into consideration
ID
Ego
SuperEgo
Resolve conflict between id and superego
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
Affect acceptable comproise between id’s crude pleasures
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
The internal representation of the values and morals
Ego
ID
SuperEgo
Judges whether an action is right or wrong
Ego
Ego
SuperEgo
inhibit the impulses of the id at the unconscious leve
SuperEgo
Ego
Ego
Maturation of neuromuscular control over sphincter
The phallic stage
Latency period
Genital stage
Anal stage
The child becomes interested in excretory function and stool
Latency period
Genital stage
The phallic stage
Anal stage
Genital area is the pleasure zone
Genital stage
Latency period
The phallic stage
Anal stage
Ego developed more and superego starts to develop lately
Anal stage
Genital stage
Latency period
The phallic stage
Can distinguish between boy and girl
The phallic stage
Latency period
Genital stage
Anal stage
The child becomes less concerned with his own body and turns his attention forward skills
Latency period
Genital stage
Anal stage
The phallic stage
During adolescence, the youth begins to love others, for altruistic rather than self- gratification
Anal stage
Genital stage
Latency period
The phallic stage
Cardiac patient refuse bed rest saying"there is nothing wrong with me" the Defense Mechanism is
Displacement
Denial
Rationalization
Reaction formation
Individual continue to smoke cigarettes even though he has been told of the health risk involved
Denial
Rationalization
Displacement
Reaction formation
High school graduate who doesn’t get acceptance to the University says he could never tolerate the regimentation anyway
Suppression
Repression
Rationalization
Projection
Lady who cannot afford to buy a new dress tells her friend “I would love to have this dress, but I don’t think the colour suits me
Projection
Rationalization
Suppression
Repression
After the parent has spanked the child, the child says to apparent “you hate me”
Suppression
Repression
Rationalization
Projection
Nurse fails to get sufficient satisfaction in her job, instead of blaming her supervision or her workers she may feel she is inadequate
Suppression
Introjections
Projection
Repression
Slamming the door when you are angry
Repression
Displacement
Projection
Introjections
Amal hates the nursing. She attends nursing school to please her parents. During career day, she speaks to students about the excellence of nursing as a career
Projection
Displacement
Reaction formation
Repression
Mohammed can’t remember his attempt to commit suicide
Reaction formation
Projection
Displacement
Repression
Man on his way to give a major speech is told by his wife that she is divorcing him. He decides not to think about
Suppression
Displacement
Repression
Projection
Mother who has just punished her child decides to offer him favorite biscuits
Suppression
Undoing
Displacement
Repression
Individuals with poor family lives may direct their energy into excelling above and beyond what is required at work
Suppression
Undoing
Compensation
Repression
Unmarried woman derives satisfaction from babysitting of neighborhood children
Regression
Sublimation
Identification
Conversion
A young man chooses to become a doctor just like his father.
Conversion
Identification
Regression
Sublimation
Four years old begins to suck his thumb and wet bed shortly after the birth of sibling
Regression
Sublimation
Isolation
Identification
Student develops paralysis of right arm when she is faced with a difficult exam
Symbolization
Regression
Sublimation
Conversion
Oncologist cares for a terminally ill cancer patient by isolating his emotional reaction to the patient’s inevitable death
Isolation
Symbolization
Regression
Conversion
Engagement ring symbolizes love and a commitment to another person
Symbolization
Isolation
Conversion
Denial
Ahmed exhibits fugue states that allow him to flee from family conflict
Conversion
Dissociation
Isolation
Regression
Two people leave a room after being strongly disciplined by their boss and burst into laughter
Isolation
Denial
Dissociation
Humor
Girl is jealous because her best friend dated a boy she wanted to date. She agrees to meet her best friend for lunch and then arrives an hour late
Humor
Passive Aggression
Isolation
Denial
Aroused state resulting from some of bodily tissue needs
Need
Hunger
Drive
Motivates the person to initiate behavior or action
Hunger
Drive
Physiological state of tissue as food,water,oxyhen or avoidance of pain
Drive
Need
Hunger
Refers to the psychological consequence of a need
Hunger
Need
Drive
From outside money,fame,fear,societal
Need
External motivation
Incentive motivation
Internal motivation
Also external,incentives,bounces
Internal motivation
Incentive motivation
Hunger
Need
Inner gratification,feeling of accomplishment rather than just achieving a goal
Internal motivation
External motivation
Need
Incentive motivation
Comes from within and translates into self-motivation
Incentive motivation
Internal motivation
External motivation
Need
All the following are Motivating factors except
Give recognition
Be a good listener
Give respect
Success which lead to complacence
All the following are Demotivating Factors except
Unfair criticism
Lack of direction
Rewarding the non-preformer
Help but don’t do for other what they should do fro themselves
Something that encourage action or feeling
Self-Esteem
Motivation
Personality
Psychology
All the following are Primitive motivators except
Hunger
Avoidance of pain
Respect
Thirst
Sex
The judgment or opinion we hold about ourselves
Motivation
Personality
Self-Esteem
Psychology
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