Psychology Final 9. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
Which stage does achievement belong to in the Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Psychological |
Safety |
Love/Belonging |
Esteem |
Self-actualization |
Esteem needs include being respected and recognized by others.
2.Soru
Which of the following refers to stereotype behavior patterns of a whole species?
Incentives |
Drive |
Placebo |
Instinct |
Homeostasis |
İnstinct refers to stereotype behavior patterns of a whole species.
3.Soru
What is the term referring to non-biological elements that appeal to an individual even if he does not feel any need and trigger him for an action accordingly?
Homeostasis
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Needs
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Drives
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Incentives |
Urges |
These elements are called “incentives”.
4.Soru
Which of the following is an event in the environment?
Response |
Cognitive Learning |
Stimulus |
Operant Conditioning |
Classical Conditioning |
Stimulus is an event in the environment.
5.Soru
Which kind of Schizophrenia’s characteristics are feeling superior and bullying?
Paranoid Schizophrenia
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Simple Schizophrenia
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Catatonic Schizophrenia
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Hebephrenic Schizophrenia
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Basic Schizophrenia |
The most important characteristic of simple schizophrenia is the tendency to introvertness, in which he/she gets away from realities and becomes an introvert individual. Feeling superior and bullying are the characteristics of paranoid schizophrenia. The most characteristic symptoms of hebephrenic schizophrenia are as follows: childish talk, giggling, disconnected talk, gestures and mimics, self-talking, crying jags following reasonless laughers, too much interest in feces and urine, smearing feces on clothes or walls, showing sexual organs with no feeling of shame, tantrums and bad temper.
6.Soru
Which stage a child is able to understand reasoning of concrete events, analyzing events and objects into various sets?
Sensorimotor |
Preoperational |
Concrete Operational |
Formal Operational |
Infancy |
Concrete Operational is a stage that a child is able to understand reasoning of concrete events, analyzing events and objects into various sets.
7.Soru
If a person is always afraid of someone’s giving harm to his/her child, which kind of abnormal behavior he/she suffers?
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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Panic Disorder
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Social Phobia
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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Conversion Hysteria |
One of the most common obsession of obsessive-compulsive disorder is being afraid of harm. For instance, always being afraid of someone’s giving harm to his/her child. Obsessive-compulsive disorders are related to phobic disorders in that both involve severe anxiety and both may appear in the same patient. However, there are important differences. Phobic patients seldom ruminate about their fears, nor do they show ritualistic compulsive behavior. And the two disorders are evoked by different stimuli. Dirt, germs, and harm to others – common obsessive compulsive preoccupations – seldom cause major problems for phobic individuals.
8.Soru
Which of the followings is NOT a type of procedures that one can follow in operant conditioning?
Positive reinforcement
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Negative reinforcement
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Neutral reinforcement
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Positive punishment |
Negative punishment |
There are four possible ways to change behavior based on the principles of operant conditioning: Positive reinforcement, Negative reinforcement, Positive punishment, Negative punishment.
9.Soru
Which one of the following statements about sex as a motive is correct?
Sex is essential for the survival of an organism.
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It is only stimulated through biological factors.
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Testosterone level alone does not determine sexuality.
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It is the same type of motive as thirst and hunger.
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The number of stimulants that might trigger sexuality is quite limited. |
Chemical messengers such as testosterone hormone secreted into the bloodstream by the endocrine glands strongly influence the human sex drive for both men and women. Testosterone level alone does not determine sexual desire (Morris, 1996). Some people have active interest in sex in spite of their low testosterone level.
10.Soru
What is the name of abnormal behavior defined as 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?
Conversion hysteria
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Hyperchondriasis
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Hypochondriasis
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Psychogenic pain
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Dissociative fugue |
Hypochondriasis 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.
11.Soru
According to Marcia (1994), an adolescent solves his/her crisis based on a four-status identity.
Which of the following one is not a component of this identity status?
Identity diffusion |
Identity egocentrism |
Identity foreclosure |
Identity moratorium |
Identity achievement |
According to Marcia (1994), an adolescent solves his/her crisis based on a four-status identity. These status types consist of identity diffusion, identity egocentrism, identity foreclosure, identity moratorium and identity achievement. Identity egocentrism is not a component of this status.
12.Soru
Which of the following is the process by which practice results in a relatively permanent change in behavior?
Learning |
Asking |
Behavior |
Association |
Observing |
Learning is the process by which practice results in a relatively permanent change in behavior.
13.Soru
Who suggests that humans can learn through observation rather than through personal experience?
Pavlov
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Thorndike
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Köhler
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Tolman |
Bandura |
Bandura suggests that humans can learn through observation rather than through personal experience. In other words, learning can occur by acquiring information about the environment and other people’s behaviors through observation. No personal experience or practice is needed to learn something.
14.Soru
…… is a type of learning associating behaviors with their results and consequences.
Classic conditioning
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Operant conditioning
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Reflexive behavior
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Elicited behavior
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Neutral behavior |
Operant Conditioning is a type of learning associating behaviors with their results and consequences.
15.Soru
I. Maladaptive behavior is caused by faulty and irrational cognitions.
II. Individuals can overcome mental disorders by learning to use more appropriate cognitions.
III. It is the way you think about a problem rather than the problem itself that causes mental disorders.
These are the basic assumptions of_________ approach.
Psychodynamic
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Existentialist
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Cognitive
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Behaviorist
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Humanist |
All these assumptions indicated in I, II, and III are all basic assumptions of cognitive approach.
16.Soru
In which of the following is the developmental theory and its developer/famous theorist given correctly?
Psychosocial theory – Erik Erikson
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Psychosexual theory – B.F. Skinner
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Cognitive development theory – Lev Vygotsky
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Socio-cultural cognitive theory – Jean Piaget |
Behavioral theory – Sigmund Freud |
The developmental theories and their developers/ famous theorists are psychosexual theory – Sigmund Freud; psychosocial theory – Erik Erikson; cognitive development theory – Jean Piaget; socio-cultural cognitive theory – Lev Vygotsky; and behavioral theory – B.F. Skinner.
17.Soru
Which of the following produces a reflexive response automatically and therefore does not require learning?
Unconditioned Response (UCR) |
Conditioned Stimuli (CS) |
Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS) |
Conditioned Response (CR) |
Neutral stimulus (NS) |
Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS) produces a reflexive response automatically; therefore, it does not require learning. For example; food, loud noises, painful stimuli.
18.Soru
Which of the following can be described as false ideas?
Hysteria |
Hallucinations |
Delusions |
Amnesia |
Psychogenic Pain |
Delusions are False ideas, like everyone around him/her spying on him.
19.Soru
Which of the following is a social motive?
hunger and thirst
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manipulation
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curiosity
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sex |
need for power |
In addition to innate motives such as hunger, thirst and sexuality, individuals acquire new motives through learning. Social motives - which include being together, power and affiliation-are about interpersonal relationships and as influential as unlearned motives on human behaviors.
20.Soru
Which of the following is not among the basic emotions ensuring adaptation to the environment?
Respect |
Anger |
Sadness |
Anticipation |
Acceptance |
Rather than being a basic emotion ensuring adaptation to the environment, respect is regarded as a need in the hierarchy of individuals. Respect does not belong to the category mentioned in the question. Therefore, the correct answer is A.
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