Exam 2

Navigation » List of Schools » Pierce College » Psychology » Psychology 001 – General Psychology » Spring 2021 » Exam 2

Need help with your exam preparation?

Existing Quiz Clients Login here

Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Try The Exam

Question #1

To prevent unplanned pregnancy and also to reduce the risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection,

A take a shower after sex

B the man should “pull out” before ejaculating

C there is nothing you can do to prevent pregnancy and STI’s

D use a condom

Question #2

What did Masters and Johnson discover about women’s sexuality?

A Women need men to achieve orgasm.

B Women are capable of multiple orgasms.

C Women and men go through different stages of the sexual response.

D Women are sexually inferior to men.

Question #3

What is true about the refractory period according to the discoveries of Masters and Johnson?

A Women have long refractory periods.

B Older men have longer refractory periods than younger men.

C Men have no refractory period.

D Men can have multiple orgasms

Question #4

Denoting or relating to a world view that promotes heterosexuality as the normal or preferred sexual orientation is called

A gender stereotype

B homophobia

C gender role

D heteronormative

Question #5

Dislike of or prejudice against transgender people is called

A homophobia

B sexism

C stigma

D transphobia

Question #6

Discrimination or prejudice against homosexuals on the assumption that heterosexuality is the normal sexual orientation is called

A sexism

B heterosexism

C gender typing

D speciesism

Question #7

Which statement below is NOT a part of transgender etiquette?

A Use the person’s correct name and preferred gender pronoun.

B Don’t say, “You look like a real man/woman”.

C Ask personal questions about their sex life.

D Don’t out a transgender person.

Question #8

The distress a person feels due to a mismatch between their gender identity and their sex assigned at birth is called

A gender questioning

B gender affirmation

C intersex

D gender dysphoria

Question #9

If your gender identity matches your biological or birth sex, then you are

A agendered

B gender fluid

C cisgender

D nonbinary

Question #10

A person who is attracted sexually and romantically to the essence of a person and not their bodily form is

A asexual

B genderqueer

C demisexual

D pansexual

Question #11

A consists of only 2 types

B occurs on a spectrum

C is dichotomous

D is the same for all humans

Question #12

Most children have a clear idea of what it means to be male or female in their culture by the age of

A 6

B 10

C 3

D 1

Question #13

Mary compliments her 4 year-old daughter when she wears a dress, but frowns when she chooses to wear her brother’s football jersey. When Joe’s 6 year-old son cries after being hurt in a soccer game, Joe tells his son that “Boys don’t cry”, and to “walk it off”. These are examples of

A gender identity

B gender constancy

C gender fluidity

D gender typing

Question #14

According to Maslow, “self-actualization” is

A a safety need

B the best possible version of one’s self

C at the bottom of his Hierarchy of Needs

D a physiological need

Question #15

What is true about Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?

A Psychological needs are satisfied before physiological.

B One must satisfy the needs at the top of the pyramid and then work down the triangle.

C The more basic needs of survival are at the bottom of the pyramid.

D People don’t try to improve themselves.

Question #16

The Stages of Death and Dying according to Kubler-Ross are

A denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

B sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, formal operations

C denial, contemplation, processing, acceptance

D young adulthood, middle adulthood, late adulthood

Question #17

Erikson’s middle adult challenge is

A intimacy versus isolation

B identity versus diffusion

C generativity versus stagnation

D integrity versus despair

Question #18

Erikson proposed that people resolve the issue of __________________ as young adults.

A integrity versus despair

B identity versus role confusion

C intimacy versus isolation

D industry versus inferiority

Question #19

According to Erikson, the major task for the stage of adolescence is

A autonomy versus shame

B identity versus role confusion

C a low-risk lifestyle

D economic independence

Question #20

A 5-year-old boy thinks the whole world revolves around him and that only his needs matter. According to Piaget, this demonstrates

A egocentrism

B the law of conservation

C object permanence

D the sensorimotor stage

Question #21

You show a child 2 tall and thin glasses filled with equal amounts of water. You pour the water from one glass into a short, wide glass and tell the child to take the glass with the most water in it. You are observing the child’s capacity to

A reason deductively

B understand abstract concepts

C understand object permanence

D understand the law of conservation

Question #22

A 4 month-old infant is playing with keys. You place a magazine on top of the keys. The infant does not search for them. This demonstrates a lack of

A accommodation

B egocentrism

C conservation

D object permanence

Question #23

Piaget identified 4 stages of cognitive development. In order, they are

A preoperational, concrete operational, sensorimotor, formal operational

B infancy, toddlerhood, childhood, adolescence

C sensory operational, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational

D sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational

Question #24

The tendency to remember the beginning of a list and the end of a list is known as the

A computer analogy for memory

B state dependent memory

C a mnemonic device

D serial position effect

Question #25

Megan can recall her friend’s long-distance phone number and 5 digit extension even though the sequence is 15 digits. One reason for her ease of recall is that she combined the digits into smaller groups. This process is called

A primacy effect

B chunking

C recency effect

D storage

Question #26

The correct order of events in memory processing is

A encoding, storage, retrieval

B encoding, retrieval, storage

C retrieval, storage, encoding

D storage, encoding, retrieval

Question #27

Fish are capable of complex cognition in that they can

A build social systems

B recognize faces

C recognize faces, use tools and build social systems

D use tools and build social systems

Question #28

On cognitive tests, how do pigs perform?

A Pigs perform as well as 3 year-old children.

B Pigs only perform well if they are given a treat.

C Dogs perform better than pigs on cognitive tests.

D Pigs perform poorly because they are not very smart.

Question #29

A true story is that recently several parrots had to be separated at a zoo because they were using a lot of profanity. This is an example of

A facial expression

B holographic speech

C vocal learning

D intonation

Question #30

The part of the brain that helps in speech processing and understanding language is

A Broca’s area

B the hippocampus

C Wernicke’s area

D the hypothalamus

Question #31

The area of the brain implicated in producing coherent speech is

A the corpus callosum

B Wernicke’s area

C Broca’s area

D the amygdala

Question #32

By the age of 12, Mozart had already composed several musical pieces. According to Gardner, Mozart demonstrated a high level of _______________ intelligence.

A linguistic

B interpersonal

C musical

D visual spatial

Question #33

Howard Gardner has proposed the existence of 8 kinds of

A moods

B learning

C personalities

D intelligence

Question #34

There is strong evidence that

A there is no connection between media violence and real-life violence

B there is a correlation between media violence and real-life violence

C there is a causal relationship between media violence and real life violence

D media violence causes real-life violence

Question #35

According to Albert Bandura, a person who engages in a response to be imitated is a

A shaper

B learner

C model

D reinforcer

Question #36

William’s dad was a gardener. William often played in the yard where his dad worked. He now has his own home and prides himself for having the best garden on the block. Most likely ________________________ learning occurred during his childhood.

A observational

B programmed

C classical

D association

Question #37

Which of the following best illustrates operant conditioning?

A The mating behavior of salmon.

B A cat comes running when it hears the sound of the can opener.

C A dolphin is given a fish every time he jumps through a hoop.

D A dog salivates at the sound of a dinner bell.

Question #38

Elephants in the wild stopped visiting a watering hole after it dried up due to drought. After a big rain storm, the elephants began visiting the watering hole. This is an example of

A generalization

B observational learning

C extinction

D spontaneous recovery

Question #39

If Pavlov stopped providing food to the dogs at the sound of the bell, then the dogs would stop salivating at the sound of the bell. This is an example of

A generalization

B discrimination

C extinction

D spontaneous recovery

Question #40

Your dog barks and growls to the sound of a stranger’s car engine pulling into your driveway, yet wags his tail and gets excited to the sound of your car’s engine. This is an example of

A generalization

B spontaneous recovery

C extinction

D discrimination

Question #41

Your little brother learned that a cow says “moo moo”. When he sees a horse, he calls it “moo moo”. This is an example of

A positive reinforcement

B generalization

C modeling

D discrimination

Question #42

While on vacation 12 years ago, Benjamin became extremely ill when he ate some shrimp. The fact that he cannot eat shrimp to this day is an example of

A taste associations

B a reflex

C taste conditioning

D taste aversion

Question #43

Your mouth starts to salivate as you pass the Cookie Factory while walking at the mall. This is due to the result of

A observational learning

B counterconditioning

C classical conditioning

D operant conditioning

Question #44

When Pavlov paired the bell with the food that he presented to the dogs, it is said that these two stimuli were

A contiguous

B instrumental

C repondent

D congruent

Question #45

A student’s preference for a grade of “A” rather than an “F” is most likely the result of

A operant conditioning

B classical conditioning

C taste aversion

D counterconditioning

Try The Exam

Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

Need help with your exam preparation?

Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Christian S.

Tyra

Linda

Manush

We accept payment