Psychology Ara 11. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which given word below desrcibes the reduction in response to a continuing smell?
Distance Perception |
Color Perception |
Olfactory adaptation |
Shadowing or Shading |
Texture Gradient |
Olfactory adaptation is the reduction in response to a continuing smell.
2.Soru
According to which philosophical approach, working of the mind can be explained through the working of the body?
Empiricism |
Idealism |
Materialism |
Dualism |
Determinism |
Materialism is a philosophical approach, which rejected the idea of mind and body as separate entities. According to materialism, the mind is not something spiritual or nonphysical. The mind is just a part of the body. That is, the roots of the mind can be found in the body. This implied that working of the mind can be explained through the working of the body. This also implied that internal psychological processes are understood by exploring the physical principles of the body.
3.Soru
Which of the following refers to the focal points of any research?
variables
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assessment
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research
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measurement |
method |
Variables are the focal points of any research; for example, age, gender, marital status, socio-economic status, and academic success.
4.Soru
Which of the following refers to analyzing written and visual materials containing information about the target phenomena or events?
Observation |
Document analysis |
Interview |
Observer effect |
Case study |
Document analysis is used in data collection and analysis in qualitative research and it refers to analyzing written and visual materials containing information about the target phenomena or events. Therefore, the correct answer is B.
5.Soru
Which of the following belongs to the characteristics of casual knowledge?
It is based on theory.
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It includes objective comments.
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It is based on personal intuition.
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It is relevant to reaching a general truth. |
It is obtained after a plan. |
All the properties indicated in the options A, B, D, and E belong to scientific knowledge. For instance, unlike A, casual knowledge is based on personal intuition. Unlike B, it includes personal desires and subjective comments. Unlike D, it is relevant to personal decision-making. Unlike E, it is directed towards instant personal needs. As for C, while scientific knowledge is based on theory, the casual knowledge is based on personal intuition.
6.Soru
which of the following is the third stage of research process in psychology?
Identifying the Research Problem |
Reporting the Results |
Finding a research subject |
Gathering Information about the Problem |
Determining Hypothesis of Research Questions |
Gathering Information about the Problem
7.Soru
Which of the following is wrong judgment about psychology as science?
Theory is explaining the behavior.
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Theory consists of predictions, propositions or ideas about the causes of behavior.
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Objective measures are those commonly used in research in psychology.
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In empirical or scientific studies in psychology researchers apply objective measures of the behavior to people. |
Psychology has not scientific rules. |
Explanation of behavior researchers in psychology must follow some scientific rules.
8.Soru
All events , experiences, perceptions, tendencies, concepts and situations are relevent to….in qualitative research. Which of the following is should be in blank?
Phenomenology
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Case Study
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Grounded Theory
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Action Research |
Ethnography |
Phenomenology research aims to unravel individuals’ experiences and perceptions about a phenomenon, and the meaning they assign to it.
9.Soru
Which of the following refers to measuring the target features without any influence from other variables?
Indirect measurement |
Applied research studies |
Fundamental research studies |
Scientific research |
Direct measurement |
Direct measurement is a term used for measuring the target features without any influence from other variables. In this measurement type, the features of the variable to be measured and the measurement tool are of the same kind. The correct answer is E.
10.Soru
Which influenced behaviorism?
Functionalism and Empiricism |
Structuralism and Idealism |
Idealism and Empiricism |
Functionalism and Materialism |
Structuralism and Functionalism |
Behaviorism was influenced by functionalism and empiricism.
11.Soru
“Any need that cannot be met at an upper level makes the need at lower level more desirable”. Which of the following examples or example supports this statement?
- Refugees tend to reproduce more than normal after fleeing their country and leaving their homes.
- A man starts going to gym and pays more attention to his body after a break up or divorce.
- Many women give up their career to bring up their child.
Only I
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Only II
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I,II and III
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II and III |
I and II |
First two examples clearly exemplify the statement in the questions.
12.Soru
Which of the following refers to the highest level need in the Hierarchy of Needs?
Physiological needs |
The need for safety |
Self-actualization |
Love and belonging |
Esteem |
Abraham Maslow classified the needs shaping human behavior in the form a pyramid and accordingly, achieving self-actualization is the last step involving the attempts to do an individual’s best by using his full potential. However, very few people can reach this step. The correct answer is C.
13.Soru
- Need for achievement
- Manipulation
- Exploration and curiosity
- The need for power
Which one or more of the above statement is to relevant stimulus motives?
II-III
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I-III
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I-IV
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II-IV |
III |
Stimulant-based motives, which are examples of unlearned motives, mainly depend on external stimulants and aim to obtain information from nearby environment. Motives such as curiosity and scrutiny direct individuals to search and change nearby environment.
14.Soru
Which motive is only about obtaining information and does not have any other important contribution to the individual?
Manipulation
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Hunger
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Exploration and curiosity
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Need for achievement |
Need for Affiliation |
In general, people want to learn what there is in a dark room, where an unknown road leads to and how the telephone works. Sometimes the answers to such questions may not have vital importance for people. Therefore, this motive is only about obtaining information and does not have any other important contribution to the individual.
15.Soru
Which of the following is not among the disciplines interested in human behavior?
Philosophy |
Geography |
Anthropology |
Medicine |
Computer Science |
The human behavior has always drawn the interest of scholars from other disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, anthropology, biology, physiology, medicine, and computer science. However, geography is not one of the disciplines interested in human behavior. Therefore, the answer is B.
16.Soru
Which of the following is the degree of the relationship between two or more variables?
descriptive research
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experimental research
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correlation
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phenomenology |
case study |
Correlation is the degree of the relationship between two or more variables.
17.Soru
This is a result of nearer objects covering up part of farther objects. What is this called?
Familiar size
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Linear perspective |
Occlusion |
Gradient |
Relative size |
Occlusion: This is a result of nearer objects covering up part of farther objects.
18.Soru
Which of the following subareas of psychology studies human behavior in the context of aging?
Social Psychology |
Developmental Psychology |
Clinical Psychology |
Cross Cultural Psychology |
Consumer Psychology |
Developmental psychology studies human behavior in the context of aging. It aims to understand how human behavior changes with aging across life. Therefore, the correct answer is B.
19.Soru
In understanding human behavior, which of the following is not among the aims of psychology?
Describing |
Explaining |
Predicting |
Controlling |
Punishing |
In order to understand behavior, psychology holds five aims: to describe, to explain, to predict, to control, and to improve the behavior. Punishing is NOT one of these aims.
20.Soru
What is the word that is related to the process of analyzing, recognizing, interpreting, and organizing the information?
Transduction |
Process |
Sensation |
Perception |
Recognition |
Perception, on tne other hand, is the process of analyzing, recognizing, interpreting, and organizing this information.
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