A) B. F. Skinner.
B) Carl Rogers.
C) Wilhelm Wundt.
D) Sigmund Freud.
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A) Mary Calkins.
B) Margaret Washburn.
C) Leta Hollingworth.
D) Anna Freud.
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A) Strategies used by college students to solve a particular problem
B) Play behavior in preschool children
C) W hether or not a job incentive program is effective
D) Factors that determine group cohesiveness
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A) Freud's views have been largely abandoned and they exert relatively little, if any, influence on current mainstream psychology.
B) Freud's views exert a tremendous influence on other disciplines, but not on psychology.
C) Freud's views exert a tremendous influence on developmental and abnormal psychology, but not on other areas of mainstream psychology.
D) Many psychoanalytic concepts have filtered into the mainstream of psychology.
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A) Successful students and unsuccessful students attended class equally often.
B) Successful students attended class less often than unsuccessful students.
C) Successful students attended class more often than unsuccessful students.
D) Successful students used an instructor's office hours more than unsuccessful students.
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A) Experimental psychology
B) Personality psychology
C) Psychometrics
D) Social psychology
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A) nature versus nurture
B) objective versus subjective
C) biological versus psychological
D) historical versus social
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A) health psychology.
B) physiological psychology.
C) social psychology.
D) psychiatry.
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A) Relying exclusively on the text
B) Writing down as much of the lecture as possible
C) A voiding the temptation to anticipate what the lecturer will say next
D) P aying attention to clues about what is most important
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A) Sigmund Freud
B) B. F. Skinner
C) G. Stanley Hall
D) Abraham Maslow
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A) G. Stanley Hall.
B) René Descartes.
C) William James.
D) Wilhelm Wundt.
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A) Carl Rogers.
B) Roger Sperry.
C) John B. Watson.
D) Alfred Adler.
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A) Carl Rogers.
B) Wilhelm Wundt.
C) B. F. Skinner.
D) Sigmund Freud.
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A) heredity and environment jointly influence behavior.
B) behavior is shaped by cultural heritage.
C) people's experience of the world is empirical.
D) people's experience of the world is subjective.
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A) psychodynamic
B) evolutionary
C) behavioral
D) biological
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A) Social psychology
B) Personality psychology
C) Cognitive psychology
D) Physiological psychology
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A) Conscious experiences can be studied in an objective, precise way.
B) In order to understand behavior, one must understand the motives behind the behavior.
C) Behavior can only be explained in terms of phenomenology, that is, an individual's interpretation of experience.
D) Psychology should be the science of behavior that can be observed by others.
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A) clinical
B) counseling
C) educational and school
D) industrial and organizational
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