Psychology (ENG)
2020–2021 Yaz Okulu Çıkmış Soruları
- 20 soru
- Soru metinleri açık; şıklar ve cevap anahtarı uygulamada
- 1Which of the following is at the top of "The Hierarchy of Needs"?
- APhysiological needs
- BSelf-actualization
- CSafety
- DE Love and belonging
- ERespect
- 2Which of the following refers to a path that is paved in accordance with a plan in order to access some specific results?
- AMethod
- BVision
- CThesis
- DGoal
- ESynergy
- 3In --, mental processes such as perception, mentality, the methods of coding, recalling the knowledge and experience gained and thinking styles affect how physiological changes are shaped. Which of the following completes the sentence above?
- ACannon Bard Theory
- BSociobiological Theory
- CBehaviorist Theory
- DCognitive Theory
- EJames Lange Theory
- 4Placebo effect ------. Which of the following completes the sentence above?
- Ais the feeling patients have before they take a pill for long-lasting illnesses
- Bis about how individuals recover from illnesses by taking just fake medicine is about the effect that illnesses leave on
- Cpatients' psychology after taking medicine
- Dis about individuals' way of thinking on receiving fake medicines for ilnesses
- Eis about individuals' way of thinking on receiving real medicines for ilnesses
- 5Which of the following proposed "the gate-control theory of pain"?
- AIvan Pavlov
- BWilliam James and Carl Lange
- CWalter Cannon and Philip Bard
- DEdward Thorndike
- ERonald Melzack and Patrick Wall
- 6Which of the following subareas of psychology studies human behaviour in the context of aging?
- AConsumer psychology
- BHealth psychology
- CDevelopmental psychology
- DClinical psychology •Под
- ESocial psychology
- 7Which of the following defines "olfactory adaptation"?
- AIt is the combination of old and new response to a continuing smell.
- BIt is the adjustment in response to new environment.
- CIt is the reduction in response to a continuing smell.
- DIt is the mixture of a continuing smell.
- EIt is the term for highly developed sense of smell.
- 8Which of the following is not a qualitative research method?
- AEthnography
- BCase study
- CGrounded theory
- DPhenomenology
- EExperimental research
- 9Which of the following disciplines is the study of humans' culture and physical body both in the past and present?
- ASociology
- BBiology
- CPhysiology
- DAnthropology
- EPhilosophy
- 10Which of the following statements is not true about materialism?
- AWorking of the mind cannot be explained through working of the body.
- BThe mind is not something spiritual or nonphysical.
- CThe mind is just a part of the body.
- DMind and body are not separate entities.
- EThe roots of the mind can be found in the body.
- 11Which of the following refers to a psychological construct that characterises our relatively enduring patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting, which is unique to us and differentiates us from other people?
- APersonality
- BLibido
- CDefense mechanism
- DId
- ESuperego
- 12Which of the following terms refers to the situation when an individual is too much interested in his/her body functions and develops irrational beliefs about disorders or illnesses affecting the functions of his/her internal organs?
- AHypocondriasis
- BSomatoform disorders
- CCompulsion
- DObsession
- EClaustrophobia
- 13Which of the following refers to the recognition that the shape of an object remains the same when the orientation of that object is changed?
- APalmar grasp
- BPerception
- CCritical period
- DSensation
- EShape constancy
- 14In which of the following techniques, the patient lies on a couch, talks about part of a dream or a memory that is he/she expresses whatever comes to his/her mind?
- ASelf-actualization
- BOrganismic trust
- COperant behavior
- DFree-association
- EReciprocal determinism
- 15According to Freud, which of the following is the rational part of the mind and is concerned with behaving in a way that is socially acceptable?
- ASuperego
- BPhobia
- CEgo
- DAnimus
- EArchetype
- 16Which of the following refers to being biologically equipped in line with species-specific layout so that the organism can display the desired behavior?
- AMotivation
- BArousal
- CSpecies-Specific Readiness ir.net
- DTransfer
- EMaturation
- 17According to Baltes' lifespan perspective, which of the following components can be described as the ability to change, to be shaped, and to be developed?
- AMultidimensional component
- BLifelong component
- CContextual component
- Dlof. D) Plastic component
- EMultidisciplinary component
- 18Which of the following psychosexual stage begins at 3 and lasts until 6-7 years of age according to psychoanalytic theory?
- ALatency
- BPhallic
- COral
- DGenital
- EAnal
- 19Which of the following refers to a way of thinking which consists of reflective, relativistic and contextual, provisional, realistic ways with the effect of emotions?
- AMental scheme
- BPituitary gland
- CIdentity foreclosure
- DEarly childhood
- EPostformal thought
- 20Which of the following refers to remembering a behavior that the individual stored in her/his memory after attending to it?
- AExtinction
- BRetention
- CProduction
- DAttention
- EMotivation