1. Which philosophical view argues that mental states are identical to physical states of the brain? a) Dualism b) Materialism c) Idealism d) Functionalism Answer: b) Materialism 2. What is the primary focus of dualism in the philosophy of mind? a) The relationship between mind and body b) The nature of consciousness c) The existence … Read more
1. What is the primary purpose of ethical guidelines in psychology? a) To ensure research funding b) To protect the welfare and rights of participants c) To promote competition among researchers d) To standardize psychological theories Answer: b) To protect the welfare and rights of participants 2. Which document outlines the ethical principles for psychologists? … Read more
1. What is sociology? a) The study of the individual mind b) The study of society and social behavior c) The study of physical health d) The study of environmental science Answer: b) The study of society and social behavior 2. Who is considered the father of sociology? a) Karl Marx b) Max Weber c) … Read more
1. What is psycholinguistics primarily concerned with? a) The study of psychological disorders b) The study of language and its cognitive processes c) The study of brain structure d) The study of social interactions Answer: b) The study of language and its cognitive processes 2. Which area of the brain is primarily associated with language … Read more
1. Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for coordinating voluntary movements and balance? a) Hippocampus b) Cerebellum c) Amygdala d) Thalamus Answer: b) Cerebellum 2. Which neurotransmitter is most closely associated with reward and pleasure? a) Serotonin b) Dopamine c) Norepinephrine d) GABA Answer: b) Dopamine 3. What is the primary function of … Read more
1. Which brain imaging technique is used to measure brain activity by detecting changes in blood flow? a) Electroencephalography (EEG) b) Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) c) Positron Emission Tomography (PET) d) Computed Tomography (CT) Answer: b) Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) 2. Which area of the brain is primarily involved in language production? a) … Read more
What is the primary characteristic of addiction? a) Occasional use of substances b) Compulsive engagement in behaviors despite adverse consequences c) Temporary cravings for substances d) Sporadic and occasional indulgence Answer: b) Compulsive engagement in behaviors despite adverse consequences Which theory suggests that addiction results from a lack of emotional support and connection? a) Social … Read more
1. What is the primary focus of geropsychology? a) The study of psychological disorders in children b) The psychological changes and challenges associated with aging c) The effects of aging on physical health d) The study of cognitive development in young adults Answer: b) The psychological changes and challenges associated with aging 2. Which of … Read more
1. What does “attachment theory” primarily focus on? a) The relationship between genetics and behavior b) The emotional bond between a child and their primary caregiver c) Cognitive development stages d) The impact of socialization on personality Answer: b) The emotional bond between a child and their primary caregiver 2. Which developmental stage, according to … Read more
1. What is the primary focus of positive psychology? a) The study of psychological disorders b) The examination of mental illness treatments c) The promotion of well-being and happiness d) The analysis of negative emotional states Answer: c) The promotion of well-being and happiness 2. Which psychologist is considered one of the founders of positive … Read more