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Exam 4

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

Question #1
A  synthesized happiness is not as fulfilling as true happiness
B  people who win the lottery are 3 times happier than people who become paraplegic 3 months after the event
C  people who are stuck in a situation can be as happy as people with many choices
D  no one was happy with the photo they selected in the Harvard study
Question #3
A  it is difficult for the punisher to gauge the severity of the punishment
B  it is difficult to punish in an appropriately consistent manner
C  punishment motivates concealment of behavior and avoidance of the punisher
D  All of the above.
Question #5
A  changing efficacy expectations can facilitate behavioral change
B  expectancies vary across situations
C  learning can occur vicariously through observation
D  children will imitate positive but not negative behaviors
Question #6
A  the worth of an outcome
B  the amount of work required to be effective
C  what the person is capable of doing
D  All of the above.
Question #7
A  reinforcement value; behavior potential
B  efficacy expectation; expectancy
C  expectancy; efficacy expectation
D  behavior potential; reinforcement value
Question #8
A  ignores observational learning
B  ignores motivation and cognition
C  views human beings as passive organisms
D  All of the above.
Question #11
A  pairing a primary reinforcer with a punisher
B  second-order conditioning and stimulus generalization
C  repeated exposure to stimuli that are unpredictable and random
D  the law of effect
Question #12
A  attribute his vomiting to an illness
B  never eat that dish again
C  become nauseated at the sight of all restaurants
D  try the dish again when another chef prepares it
Question #13
A  environment
B  conscious mind
C  personality traits
D  unconscious mind
Question #15
A  stress; eustress
B  skills; challenges
C  effort; reward
D  approach; avoidance
Question #16
A  existential optimism
B  conditions of worth
C  unconditional positive regard
D  Mitwelt
Question #17
A  people are good and have an innate need to make themselves and the world better
B  to know a person, it is essential to understand his or her phenomenology
C  people have free will
D  people are essentially childlike and have an innate tendency toward selfishness and impulsivity
Question #19
A  that the study of human beings is fundamentally different from the study of anything else
B  that human beings possess free will
C  that psychology should focus on conscious experience
D  All of the above.
Question #20
A  place more emphasis on early childhood development.
B  adhere to evolutionary theory and emphasize the importance of sex as a motivator.
C  put more emphasis on interpersonal relationships.
D  emphasize the importance of unconscious processes in the determination of behavior.
Question #21
A  a deviation from the male model.
B  Both an example of normal development, and the basis of male development.
C  the basis of male development.
D  an example of normal development.
Question #22
A  is untestable.
B  does not use operational definitions.
C  lacks generalizability.
D  is nonparsimonious.
Question #23
A  the slip was an accident.
B  Both the slip was an accident, and the slip was caused by the fatigue.
C  fatigue simply made it easier for the impulse to be expressed.
D  the slip was caused by the fatigue.
Question #25
A  use rationalization as a defense mechanism.
B  be less inclined to be aggressive in general.
C  use projection as a defense mechanism.
D  be more inclined to be aggressive in general.
Question #28
A  reaction formation.
B  rationalization.
C  displacement.
D  denial.
Question #30
A  conscientious
B  calculated and rational
C  conscious
D  unconscious
Question #31
A  to seek pleasure.
B  to form compromises between the different parts of the mind.
C  Both to form compromises between the different parts of the mind., and to interpret dream symbolism.
D  to interpret dream symbolism.
Question #32
A  It would make Diana feel guilty.
B  It would object to the affair because it seems immoral.
C  It would object to the affair because it seems impractical.
D  It would encourage her to pursue the affair immediately.