Intelligence Theories
Which of the following describes "Fluid Intelligence"?
A. The ability to learn new ways of solving problems and performing activities.
B. The accumulated knowledge of the world acquired throughout our lives.
C. Both describe Fluid Intelligence
D. Neither describe Fluid Intelligence
A. The ability to learn new ways of solving problems and performing activities.
The amygdala, hypothalamus, & hippocampus are found in the ______ system of the brain
Frontal
Cerebral
Stem
Limbic
Limbic
The guide used for cataloguing, describing, and diagnosing personality disorders is known as the
A. Personality Disorder Encyclopedia
B. Big-5 Model
C. APA-Personality
D. DSM-5-TR
D. DSM-5-TR
Which of the following is not an example of psychotherapy?
A. Group therapy
B. Couples Therapy
C. Family Therapy
D. All of these are examples of psychotherapy
D. All of these are examples of psychotherapy
Which of the following is not one of the 4 Ds of Abnormal Psychology?
Distress
Dysfunction
Deviance
Demand
Demand
Which of the following is an example of "overextension of concepts"
A child referring to a dog as a dog
A child referring to dog as not a dog
A child referring to a cow as a dog
A child referring to a tv remote as a dog
A child referring to a cow as a dog
What is a potential issue of the James-Lange Theory of Emotion?
A. Physiological processes are not linked to emotion
B. Similar bodily responses can elicit different emotions
C. Individuals emotional response to stimuli changes too dramatically throughout development
D. This theory only accounts for fear response
B. Similar bodily responses can elicit different emotions
Which of the following four measuring tests of personality is seen as psuedoscience in the modern-age?
A. The Rorschach Test
B. Informant Reports
C. Behavioral Observations
D. Self-report Inventories
A. The Rorschach Test
Which of the following theories of therapy has the specific goals of "self-acceptance, congruence, autonomy, and authentic functioning."
Behavioral
Humanistic
Gestalt
Cognitive
Humanistic
Which of the following is not a recognized Anxiety Disorder?
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Reality Anxiety Disorder
Panic Disorder
Social Anxiety Disorder
Reality Anxiety Disorder
Which of the following is not one of the intelligences described in the "Theory of Multiple Intelligences"?
Musical
Naturalistic
General
Kinesthetic
General
Which of the following is not recognized as one of the five emotional components?
Subjective experience
Physiological arousal
Cognitive appraisal
Expression
Action tendency
Mood reduction
Mood reduction
Which of the following is not one of the components of the BIG-5 Model of personality?
A. Agreeableness
B. Conscientiousness
C. Neuroticism
D. Introversion
D. Introversion
What is not seen as a psychopathologic reason people struggle?
Psychodynamic Conflicts
Humanistic Conflicts
Behavioral Conflicts
Intellectual Conflicts
Intellectual Conflicts
Which of the following is not true of depressive disorders?
A. Symptoms include guilt, concentration difficulties, and suicidal thoughts
B. Symptoms must meet a diagnostic requirement
C. Major Depressive Disorder is the most common depressive disorder
D. Any experience of sadness constitutes a depressive disorder
D. Any experience of sadness constitutes a depressive disorder
Which of the following is not one of the components of cultural intelligence
Social
Metacognitive
Motivational
Cognitive
Behavioral
Social
Which of the following describes "Reappraisal?"
A. Changing how a feeling is expressed
B. Cognitive distraction from a stimulus
C. Changing how a situation is interpreted
D. Inhibiting outward emotional expression
C. Changing how a situation is interpreted
Paranoid/Schizoid personality disorders fall into which of the following personality disorder clusters?
Cluster A
Cluster B
Cluster C
None of the Above
Cluster A
Which of the following are examples of "Behavioral Conflicts"
A. Inaccurate or unhelpful interpretations and beliefs.
B. Incongruence, unmet needs, and barriers to authentic growth.
C. Learned associations, reinforcement, and avoidance.
D. Unresolved conflicts, early relationships, and unconscious processes.
C. Learned associations, reinforcement, and avoidance.
Which of the following is not a disorder where psychosis is a likely symptom
Schizophrenia
Substance-Abuse Disorders
OCD
Bipolar Personality Disorder
OCD
Which of the following describes "Metacognitive Cultural Intelligence?"
A. An individual's intellectual understanding of cultural similarities, differences, and systemic norms across different groups
B. The ability to examine and control one's own thought processes
C. An individual's capability to direct attention towards learning about diverse cultural environments
D. The ability to adapt your actions to fit different cultural settings
B. The ability to examine and control one's own thought processes
Which of the following seems to be a learned trait in infants rather than a biological/universal constant
A. Laughing
B. Crying
C. Shaking From Fear
D. Gagging From Disgust
A. Laughing
Which of the following is not a Cluster C Personality Disorder?
A. OCPD
B. Avoidant Personality Disorder
C. Anti-Social Personality Disorder
D. Dependent Personality Disorder
C. Anti-Social Personality Disorder
Which psychologist is credited for developing "Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy?"
A. Albert Ellis
B. Carl Rogers
C. Sigmund Freud
D. Aaron Beck
A. Albert Ellis
Which of the following is true about Autism Spectrum Disorder
A. Autism is a largely monolithic disorder
B. If an individual has Autism, it means they have had it since birth
C. Repetitive movements is not commonly associated with Autism
D. Autism diagnosis is largely not determined by societal context
B. If an individual has Autism, it means they have had it since birth