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What is the scientific study of how we think about, influence, and relate to one another is_____ a.Experimental psychology b.Cognitive psychology c.Social psychology d.None of the above

c.Social psychology

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An intense fear of animals, spiders, insects or other specific objects or situations

phobias

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A projective test uses a series of symmetrical ink blots to determine aspects of a person's personality

Rorschach test

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Ivan Pavlov was famous for his experiment and research on what?

Classical Conditioning

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This trait refers to the degree to which a person is outgoing, energetic and seeks social situations

extraversion

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What is the most common of all psychological disorders?

Mood disorders

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A disorder marked by persistent and excessive feelings of anxiety and worry about numerous events and activities 

Generalized anxiety disorder

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A syndome marked by clincally signficant disturbances in an individual's thoughts, emotions and/or behavior.

Psychological disorder

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What famous psychologist conducted the Baby Albert study done on classical conditioning?

John B. Watson

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Can you tell me what OCEAN is an acronym for?

5 personality traits:

extraversion, openness to experience, conscientiousness, agreeableness and neuroticism

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What is the concept in which Solomon Asch’s research on line judgement assessed? a.Conformity b.Attitudes c.Intimate relationships d.Bystander effect

a.Conformity

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A disorder in which the person experiences sudden episodes of intense dread

panic disorder

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One of the drawbacks of self-report pesonality surveys is that they are dependent on the honesty of the test-taker.

True

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Stanley Milgram was famous for his unethical study of _________ in 1961 when he asked participants to shock another individual

Obedience

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This word come from the latin word "Persona" 

Personality

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This disorder is characterized by showing a persistent behavior pattern of disregard for, and violation of, the rights of others.  Typically, they don't feel remorse for behavior despite threat of social rejection and punishment

Antisocial personality disorder

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A disorder where a person has repetitive thoughts and behaviors that they have difficulty controlling

Obsessive-compulsive disorder

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Which neurotransmitter is involved with mood, appetite, sleep, and memory? a.Epinephrine b.Dopamine c.Glutamate d.Serotonin

d.Serotonin

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This theory of learning involves the acquisition or modification of a behavior after being exposed to another person/image performing the behavior

Observational learning theory

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According to the diathesis-stress model, mental disorders are caused by both __________ and stress

A predisposition to mental illness

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True or false: the bystander effect occurs when there are too many people trying to solve a crises. True False

False

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A neurological disorder that affects communication and behavior

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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One symptom of panic attacks is chest pain lasting for hours.

False

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He is considered the Father of Psychology

Wilhelm Wundt

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This term refers to the an individual's belief in their own capability to carry out their desired action (think: the little engine that could)

self-efficacy