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PSİ106U

Psychology (ENG)

2021–2022 Yaz Okulu Çıkmış Soruları

  • 20 soru
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  1. 1
    Which of the following philosophical approaches suggests that the human mind exists independent from the human body?
    • ADualism
    • BFunctionalism
    • CEmpiricism
    • DIdealism
    • EMaterialism
  2. 2
    Which of the following is the last stage of research process in psychology?
    • AAnalyzing data
    • BIdentifying the research method
    • CReporting the results
    • DConducting a research net
    • EDetermining hypotheses
  3. 3
    Which 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
  4. 4
    The signals formed in the taste receptors are sent to the ------ and then to the cerebral cortex via the taste signal. Which of the following completes the sentence above?
    • Aamygdala 908
    • Bcerebellum
    • Cbrain stem
    • Dhippocampus
    • Ethalamus
  5. 5
    A - psychologist may study the relationship between diabetes and depression. Which of the following completes the sentence above? A) cognitive B) developmental C) consumer D) health E) social
  6. 6
    Which of the following is not one of the features of qualitative approach?
    • AResearch process is flexible.
    • BIt aims to generalize the results.
    • CIt has an inductive structurenar
    • DIt has a holistic approach. net
    • EResearcher is also a participant.
  7. 7
    Which of the following emotional combinations is false according to "Wheel of Emotion"?
    • AAcceptance and fear=submission
    • BJoy and anticipation=optimism
    • CSurprise and sadness=disapproval
    • DJoy and acceptance=love
    • EAnger and disgust=aggressiveness
  8. 8
    In --, 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?
    • ACognitive Theory
    • BCannon Bard Theory
    • CJames Lange Theory
    • DBehaviorist Theory
    • ESociobiological Theory
  9. 9
    Which of the following techniques aims to make people with psychological problems aware of their anxious childhood experiences?
    • AReflection
    • BMindfulness
    • CBrain imaging
    • DExposure
    • EFree-association
  10. 10
    Which of the following monocular cues occurs as a result of nearer objects covering up part of farther objects?
    • AFamiliar size
    • BRelative size
    • CTexture Gradient
    • DOcclusion
    • EAtmospheric perspective
  11. 11
    According to Baltes' lifespan perspective, which of the following components can be described as the ability to change, to be shaped, and to be developed?
    • AContextual component
    • BLifelong component
    • CMultidimensional component
    • DMultidisciplinary component
    • EPlastic component
  12. 12
    Which of the following is about the sudden loss of important information due to stressful and traumatic incidents although the capacity to learn new information is not deteriorated?
    • ASchizophrenia
    • BConversion hysteria
    • CDissociative amnesia
    • DMultiple personality
    • EBipolar disorder
  13. 13
    Which of the following refers to the individual's feelings of insignificance, guilt and disparity?
    • ADepression
    • BMood
    • CInterest
    • DPersonality
    • EPsychosis
  14. 14
    Which of the following is very much like id, and the source of our creative and destructive tendencies?
    • AAnima
    • BArchetypes aof.so
    • CShadow ul
    • DEnvy
    • EAnxiety
  15. 15
    Which of the following is not an example of fine motor skills for an infant?
    • AUsing a spoon
    • BPlaying with toys requiring hand-eye coordination
    • CGrasping the mother's fingerar. net
    • DCrawling
    • EHolding up a milk bottle
  16. 16
    Which of the following defense mechanisms is defined as ignoring the threatening, anxiety provoking thoughts, feelings, motives, or sometimes even events and realities?
    • ARationalization
    • BDenial
    • CSuppression a0t
    • DProjection
    • EIntellectualization
  17. 17
    Which of the following is a symptom of a narcissistic personality?
    • ANot caring about the safety of himself, his acquintances or other people
    • BIs often envious of others or believes other people are envious of him/her
    • CBlaming himself/herself for failing to do a task or managing his budget unwisely
    • DDisregarding social behaviors and constantly carrying out actions that might lead to his arrestment
    • EBad temper or tendency to be involved in fights and attacks
  18. 18
    Which of the following refers to the longest development period which begins in 60s and goes until death?
    • ALate adulthood
    • BToddlerhood S orular.
    • CEarly childhood
    • DPrenatal
    • EInfancy
  19. 19
    Developed by ----, who disagreed with Thorndike's ideas, purposive behaviorism is mainly a cognitive learning theory. Which of the following completes the sentence above?
    • AJames ular.n
    • BPiaget
    • CFromm
    • DTolman
    • EFreud
  20. 20
    The fact that humans can not learn how to fly is an example of which of the following factors influential over learning?
    • ACognitive readiness
    • BSpecies-specific readiness
    • CMaturation
    • DMotivation "0,
    • EArousal
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