Psych 202 Study Guide
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Psychology 202 Keystone College
- 1.What is Biosocial?
- A.
The study of people
- B.
How we physically change
- C.
How we mentally change
- D.
The study of how we interact with people
- 2.What is cognitive?
- A.
The study of the unconscious
- B.
The study of the conscious
- C.
Brian ability changes
- D.
The study of dreams
- 3.What is Psychosocial
- A.
The study of the criminally insane in society
- B.
The study of dreams
- C.
The study of the unconscious
- D.
The study of the conscious
- E.
Feelings/emotions
- 4.What is anedotal info?
- A.
Passed on knowledge
- B.
Opinions
- C.
Fictional knowledge
- D.
Nonfictional knowledge
- E.
Passed on info from one person, who knows a person, etc..
- 5.What is the goal of studying development?
- 6.What is empiricism?
- 7.What is a theory?
- 8.What are the 5 types of theories?
- 9.What is associated with the Freudian theory? (may be more than 1 answer)
- A.
Behaviorism
- B.
ID, ego, superego
- C.
Children's development requires scaffolding
- D.
Development stages
- 10.What is the freudian theory?
- 11.What are the stages of development in the Freudian theory in the correct order
- A.
Anal, oral, phallic, latency, genital
- B.
Phallic, oral, anal, latency, genital,
- C.
Anal, genital, phallic, latency, oral
- D.
Oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital
- 12.How many stages are in the Erik Erikson psychosocial theory?
- A.
5
- B.
6
- C.
8
- D.
4
- E.
10
- 13.What is the Erik Erikson theory?
- 14.Who is the founder of classical conditioning?
- A.
Watson & Crick
- B.
B.F. Skinner
- C.
Freud
- D.
Watson & Pavlov
- 15.Who is the founder of operant conditioning?
- A.
Watson & Crick
- B.
B.F. Skinner
- C.
Freud
- D.
Watson & Pavlov
- 16.What is the theory behind operant conditioning?
- 17.Who is famous for social learning/modeling?
- A.
B.F. Skinner
- B.
Watson & Pavlov
- C.
Bondura
- D.
Freud
- 18.What is the theory behind Piaget's cognitive theory?
- 19.Who is famous for the zone of proximal development?
- A.
Vygotsky
- B.
Pavlov
- C.
Skinner
- D.
Freud
- E.
Gerboski
- 20.What is the theory behind proximal development?
- 21.What is the theory behind epignetic systems?
- 22.Developmental study is a science?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.Empirical is:
- A.
Based on monopolization
- B.
Based on architectural designs
- C.
Based on many facts and data
- 24.Dynamic-systems theory includes the following:
- A.
View of human development is always changing
- B.
How human development should be studied
- C.
Every aspect of life is influenced by society and environment
- D.
Each change effects all the others
- E.
Emotional and physical attributes
- 25.Bioecological Systems approach was created by
- A.
Bronsteen
- B.
Veenace
- C.
Bronfenbrenner
- 26.Microsystems are:
- A.
Immediate surroundings
- B.
Local institutes
- C.
Historical conditions
- D.
None of the above
- 27.Exosystems are:
- A.
Immediate surroundings
- B.
Local institutes
- C.
Historical conditions
- D.
External systems
- 28.SES is:
- A.
Social Class
- B.
Sexy Erection Secretion
- C.
Famiy Guy
- 29.Cross-sectional research compares
- A.
1 person from another
- B.
People who differ in opinions, but have the same religion
- C.
Study of people of different race
- D.
Study of people of different gender
- E.
Study of people who differ in age, but are similar in other important characteristics
- 30.Quantitive research can be expressed with scales or ranks
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 31.What are the 5 characteristics of development?
- 32.Every aspect of life is: (multi)
- 33.Behaviorism, psychoanalytic, and cognitive theory are all grand theories?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 34.The grand theory of human development that holds irrational, unconscious drives, and motives underlie human behavior.
- 35.The grand theory of human development that studies observable behavior is:
- 36.Who used condition with dogs salivation to prove his point?
- 37.The grand theory of human development that focuses on changes in how people think over time is: Also influenced by attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors.
- 38.In cognitive theory, a state of mental balance in which people are not confused because of existing thought processes is:
- 39.The zone surrounding a learner that includes all the skills, knowledge, and concepts that the person is close to acquiring but cannot yet master without help.
- 40.The pituitary gland regulates:
- 41.The secular trend refers to:
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