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  1. Which process or strategy involves an “aha” reaction?


    1. Insight

    2. Heuristic

    3. Confirmation bias

    4. Framing


  2. Which factor is
    NOT
    a feature of creativity?


    1. Expert knowledge

    2. Imaginative thinking

    3. Venturesome personality

    4. Convergent thinking


  3. A child who speaks in compressed sentences with mostly nouns and verbs is:


    1. In the babbling stage

    2. Using telegraphic speech

    3. Using proper grammar

    4. In the two-word stage


  4. Which type of intelligence includes, “street smarts?”


    1. General intelligence

    2. Spatial intelligence

    3. Practical intelligence

    4. Emotional intelligence


  5. Intelligence tests claim to measure:


    1. Aptitude

    2. Achievement

    3. Heritability

    4. Validity


  6. A parent believes all dogs are harmful. The parent seems to only remember the times he/she was bitten by a dog and not the times he/she encountered friendly dogs. This is an example of:


    1. Fixation

    2. Confirmation bias

    3. Insight

    4. Overconfidence


  7. Psychologists have determined that fear of situations such as flying can be explained by:


    1. Knowledge of the probability of car crashes.

    2. Knowledge of the probability of plane crashes.

    3. Fear of what we cannot control.

    4. Fear of trusting others.


  8. Jessica believes she can complete an entire term paper in 2 days before its due date. Unfortunately, once she begins, she realizes it will more likely take 5 days to complete. Her failure to accurately determine how long the assignment would take BEST describes:


    1. Overconfidence

    2. Framing

    3. Fixation

    4. Belief bias


  9. The way in which an issue is posed is referred to as:


    1. Framing

    2. Concept

    3. Insight

    4. Fixation


  10. Psychologists refer to the mental activates associated with processing, understanding, remembering, and communicating as:


    1. Cognition

    2. Prototypes

    3. Heuristics

    4. Framing


  11. Which theory suggests that we are motivated by varying levels of stimulation and seek to find the/a good balance between over and under stimulation?


    1. Drive reduction theory

    2. Arousal theory

    3. Hierarchy of needs

    4. Instinct theory


  12. The human need to maintain a steady internal state is driven by:


    1. Incentives

    2. Self-transcendence

    3. Homeostasis

    4. Self-actualization


  13. According to Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, which are the first and most basic needs that humans must fulfill?


    1. Self-transcendence

    2. Safety needs

    3. Self-actualization needs

    4. Physiological needs


  14. What statement regarding hunger
    is inaccurate?


    1. Preferences for sweet and salty tastes are primarily learned

    2. Feelings of hunger are influenced by cues from our body and the environment

    3. Humans tend to eat more when eating with others

    4. Decreased blood glucose levels trigger a reaction that results in the feeling of hunger
















  1. Which factor is not a barrier in the fight against obesity?


    1. Metabolism

    2. Exercise

    3. Genetics

    4. Social influence


  2. Which statement about the human need to belong is accurate?


    1. Ostracism activates different areas of the brain than physical pain

    2. Living in many foster homes increases the likelihood of forming attachments

    3. Ostracism is unlikely to influence feelings and behaviors

    4. Divorce has been linked to earlier mortality


  3. Social networking is associated with:


    1. Increased narcissism

    2. Weaker connections with people we already know

    3. More frequent in-person connections

    4. Decreased self-disclosure


  4. What do we know about culture and emotion?


    1. Facial muscles speak a fairly universal language when it comes to emotions

    2. Musical expression of emotion differs vastly across cultures

    3. Humans judge expressions from other cultures and their own culture equally well

    4. Asian leaders are more likely than European leaders to express excited smiles


  5. Sandra wants to lose a few pounds of weight. As her friend, which advice would you offer her?


    1. Eat a variety of different foods

    2. Exercise and get enough sleep

    3. Starve yourself all day

    4. Eat larger portion sizes to fill yourself up


  6. A teenager is constantly being bullied online and in person by her classmates. She is told she does not wear the right clothes, her haircut is awful, and she should just go away! This teenager goes to a psychologist for help. What concepts, theories, and strategies might her psychologists utilize to help her? Use the terms from the text and show me you know the material.


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Answer To: Which process or strategy involves an “aha” reaction? Insight Heuristic Confirmation bias Framing...

Azra S answered on Nov 19 2021
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1. Which process or strategy involves an “aha” reaction?
a. Insight
b. Heuristic
c. Confirmation bias
d. Framing
2. Which factor is NOT a feature of creativity?
a. Expert knowledge
b. Imaginative thinking
c. Venturesome personality
d. Convergent thinking
3. A child who speaks in compressed sentences with mostly nouns and verbs is:
a. In the babbling stage
b. Using telegraphic speech
c. Using proper grammar
d. In the two-word stage
4. Which type of intelligence includes, “street smarts?”
a. General intelligence
b. Spatial intelligence
c. Practical intelligence
d. Emotional intelligence
5. Intelligence tests claim to measure:
a. Aptitude
b. Achievement
c. Heritability
d. Validity
6. A parent believes all dogs are harmful. The parent seems to only remember the times he/she was bitten by a dog and not the times he/she encountered friendly dogs. This is an example of:
a. Fixation
b. Confirmation bias
c. Insight
d. Overconfidence
7. Psychologists have determined that fear of situations such as flying can be explained by:
a. Knowledge of the probability of car crashes.
b. Knowledge of the probability of plane crashes.
c. Fear of what we cannot control.
d. Fear of trusting others.
8. Jessica believes she can complete an entire term paper in 2 days before its due date. Unfortunately, once she begins, she realizes it will more likely take 5 days to complete. Her failure to accurately determine how long the assignment would take BEST describes:
a. Overconfidence
b. Framing
c. Fixation
d. Belief bias
9. The way in which an issue is posed is referred to as:
a. Framing
b. Concept
c. Insight
d. Fixation
10. Psychologists refer to the mental activates...
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