Ünite Sınavı Soruları

Who founded first psychology laboratory marking the beginning of the modern psychology?

Which of the statements is NOT true about cognitive perspective?

Which one is NOT true about empricism?

• This approach was popularized by Abraham Maslow (1908-1970) and Carl Rogers (1902-1987).
• It suggested that psychology should study the conscious processes or experiences.
• It argued that humans are good in nature and have a potential or natural drive for positive development and change.

What is the name of the approach explained above?

Which of the following approaches focuses on concepts such as free will, creativity, personal choice, responsibility, personality growth, self-worth, and self-actualization?

What is the name of the approach that was led by Aristo, Plato and Descartes, and means "the seperateness of body and mind"?

Which of the below is a concept that is focused by humanistic perspective?

I. It was a reaction against structuralism, which attempted to divide human experience or consciousness into its elements.

II. According to this approach, individual elements of any experience cannot explain the experience itself. 

III. This approach argued that the human mind organizes the experience in the way that is not reducible to the sum of its parts.

IV. It suggested that elements of any experience interact with each other and humans perceive a pattern or a whole of these interactions, which takes place across time and/or space

Which approach below do the information above refer to?

Which of the two approaches to psychology are not valid today?

Which approach suggested that psychology should consider the whole in order to understand its parts because the whole of anything is greater than its parts?

1. Clinical
2. Developmental
3. Cross-cultural
4. Social
5. Industrial & Organizational

Which of the above is/are among the subareas of psychology?

Which of the following is NOT among the aims of psychology?

I. It was a reaction against structuralism, which attempted to divide human experience or consciousness into its elements.

II. According to this approach, individual elements of any experience cannot explain the experience itself. 

III. This approach argued that the human mind organizes the experience in the way that is not reducible to the sum of its parts.

IV. It suggested that elements of any experience interact with each other and humans perceive a pattern or a whole of these interactions, which takes place across time and/or space

Which approach below do the information above refer to?

Which of the following subareas of psychology studies human behavior in the context of aging?

Which of the following term refers to separateness of mind (e.g. consciousness) and body (e.g. the brain)?

As a scientific discipline, psychology has to follow some scientific rules in explaining the underlying mechanisms of specific behaviors. Which of the following is the correct order of the rules given below:

I. to generate a research question that has been unexamined before

II. to have knowledge of the theories on the related behavior

III. to determine the appropriate research method and collect data

IV. to have knowledge of the previous studies conducted to test the related theories

V. to analyze the data to test the research question

"It is a philosophical approach about how humans acquire knowledge. It suggests that humans come to the world with empty minds, which is called a tabula rasa or a blank slate. According to this approach, humans gain knowledge later in their life with their senses and through experience."

What is the name of the philosophical approach described above?

Fill in the blank.

To examine the deteminants of participating collective action is in the scope of ________ psychology.

Which of the following studies "human behavior in the context of working people and aims to understand the relationship between behavior and work performance in settings such as factories, companies, banks, hospitals, schools, and universities"?