72 multiple-choice questions WITHOUT answers

72 multiple-choice questions WITHOUT answers

Version: ADVANCED, not for beginners

Psychology in Modules David Myers

9781319383725 

13th edition 2020  All chapters covered

• trends and developments for 2025 in psychology
• practical tips for the final exam (specific from the book)
• list of new literature releases 2025 in psychology + explanation 1 / 5

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76 multiple choice questions, no answers (advanced) 1.Which of the following is the main argument of the nature- nurture debate in psychology?

• The relationship between behavior and cognition
• The influence of genetics versus environmental factors
• The role of free will in shaping behavior
• The nature of psychological disorders

2.Which term best describes the process by which neurotransmitters are reabsorbed into the neuron?

• Synaptic plasticity
• Reuptake
• Myelination
• Exocytosis

3.In classical conditioning, which stimulus initially elicits no response before conditioning?

• Unconditioned stimulus
• Conditioned response
• Neutral stimulus
• Conditioned stimulus

4.Which of the following is true about the concept of observational learning as presented in the book?

• It always requires direct reinforcement
• It occurs when a subject learns through observing others
• It is only effective with verbal instruction
• It only involves visual cues

5.What is the term for the initial stage of memory, where sensory information is temporarily stored?

• Short-term memory
• Sensory memory
• Long-term memory
• Working memory 3 / 5

6.What is the term for a testable prediction that derives from a scientific theory?

• Hypothesis
• Independent variable
• Control group
• Operational definition

7.Which of the following best describes the relationship between the sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system?

• They work independently to regulate bodily functions
• The sympathetic system increases arousal while the

parasympathetic system calms it

• Both systems increase arousal simultaneously
• Both systems function to calm the body’s response

8.In a double-blind experiment, who is unaware of the group assignment?

• Only the experimenter
• Only the participants
• Both the participants and the experimenters
• The control group participants

9.Which part of the brain is most directly involved in regulating basic life functions such as heartbeat and breathing?

• Cerebellum
• Hypothalamus
• Medulla
• Thalamus
• The tendency to perceive an object as unchanging

despite changes in retinal image is known as:

• Size constancy
• Shape constancy
• Depth perception
• Color constancy
• In terms of psychological disorders, which classification

system is most commonly used by professionals?

A) DSM-5

B) ICD-10 4 / 5