psych Flashcards

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In psychology, the term that refers to the biologically influenced characteristics by which people define intersex, female, and male is:

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c. sex.

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When Dimitri was conceived, he received an X chromosome from one parent and a Y chromosome from the other; this defined his _____. As he matured, he experienced himself as a boy and then as a man; this defined his _____

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d. sex; gender.

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Most of us receive _____ chromosomes from each biological parent; of the total chromosomes received, _____ are unisex.

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b. 23; 45.

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Aggression is defined in psychology as:

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c. any physical or verbal behavior intended to harm someone physically or emotionally.

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Kristo, who is angry at Sjra for not inviting them to a party, spreads a rumor that Sjra cheated on his math test. This behavior BEST illustrates:

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b. relational aggression.

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Eduardo and Faye are being interviewed for the same high-level management position. These differences demonstrate gender variations in:

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a. social power.

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Chang’s teenager has asked him how the Covid-19 vaccine works. This phenomenon, which is more common among men, is called:

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c. the male answer syndrome.

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Russ, a carpenter, is having coffee with Bettina, a professional stock trader. This is an example of:

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a. mansplaining.

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Although Chen and Ivan have much in common as a couple, their unique activity preferences BEST illustrate a difference in:

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c. social connectedness.

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When Garvit was 14 years old, his larynx enlarged and his voice deepened. This change represents:

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d. a secondary sex characteristic.

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Aldo is a genetic male who was born with two X chromosomes and one Y chromosome. This is called:

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b. Klinefelter syndrome.

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Ophelia is a genetic female who was born with a single X chromosome. This is known as:

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b. Turner syndrome.

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When Adria teases her younger brother Emilio, his behavior BEST illustrates the influence of:

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b. gender roles.

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At work, Aoki has repeatedly received unwanted sexual advances. Aoki is experiencing sexual:

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a. harassment.

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Asher scolds their son when he cries but kisses their daughter when she cries. Asher’s contribution to the gender typing of their children would MOST likely be highlighted by:

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b. social learning theory.

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Tatiana, a young woman assigned male at birth, has received a diagnosis of gender dysphoria. This means that Tatiana experiences:

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c. distress associated with the dissimilarity between her experienced gender and her sex assigned at birth.

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Thirty-year-old Kami is among the 1 percent of people who have never felt sexually attracted to another person. Kami can BEST be described as:

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d. asexual.

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Despite being arrested for exhibitionism, Eniv continues to experience the urge to sexually expose themselves to unconsenting strangers. This BEST illustrates a(n):

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d. paraphilia.

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Kosal, a 26-year-old medical student, is attracted to women; his brother Kolab, a 20-year-old college junior, is attracted to men. The brothers differ in their:

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c. sexual orientation.

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The maternal immune hypothesis suggests that:

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a. male fetuses stimulate the mother’s immune system to produce antibodies.

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What is prosopagnosia?

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A condition in which a person cannot recognize faces.

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What is the process called when sensory nerve endings respond to a stimulus?

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Transduction.

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What demonstrates sensory adaptation?
Shana, who initially feels very aware of the tight fabric on her neck but hardly notices it after some time.
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What do Isan's eyes do to light energy from the sun?
Transduce the light energy into neural messages.
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What is the spectrum of electromagnetic energy?
It ranges from short gamma waves to long radio transmission waves.
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What structure first bends light as it enters the eye?
The cornea.
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What is the path through which words travel through the eye?
Cornea, pupil, lens, retina.
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What condition does Kwame likely have if they can read a book but struggle with distant signs?
Myopia.
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What prevents Juana from seeing all the cars while driving?
Her blind spot.
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What characterizes color-deficient vision?
A lack of functioning red- or green-sensitive cones, or both.
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What membrane vibrates after a sound travels through the auditory canal?
The eardrum.
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What may cause Balaniki to hear voices but not understand them?
Damage to the auditory cortex.
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What does the gate-control theory suggest about pain?
Pain is experienced when small nerve fibers activate and open a neural gate in the spinal cord.
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What are our natural painkillers called?
Endorphins.
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What does Obinze's experience of pain in a missing foot illustrate?
Phantom limb sensations.
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What is our sense of taste known as?
Gustation.
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What do taste buds do?
They release neurotransmitters.
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What would be most useful for Mwayi to detect gas in her kitchen?
Olfactory receptors.
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What factors influence our ability to identify and remember scents?
Gender, age, and culture.
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What does parapsychology study?
Phenomena such as ESP and psychokinesis.
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How do psychologists define learning?
Learning is the process of acquiring through experience new and relatively enduring information or behaviors.
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What does the term 'association' refer to in learning?
Association refers to our natural tendency to connect events that occur in sequence.
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In the context of fear, what is the sound of an ambulance siren to Hayley?
The sound is a stimulus.
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What behavior is Zander demonstrating when he salivates at the smell of eggs?
He is demonstrating respondent behavior.
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What type of learning is Johanna demonstrating when she replaces the battery after watching Abigail?
Johanna is demonstrating observational learning.
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What did psychologist Mary Cover Jones show regarding fear in children?
She showed how conditioning can also reduce fear in children.
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What does Blair's behavior around friends and teachers illustrate?
This BEST illustrates the law of effect.
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What process is illustrated by Latifa reinforcing accurate short drives before long drives?
This BEST illustrates the process of shaping.
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What method is Habib using to teach Misu to jump over hurdles?
Habib is using the method of successive approximations.
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What type of reinforcer is the eraser given to Shabana for writing her name correctly?
The eraser is an example of a positive reinforcer.
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What type of schedule is Tashi using when ordering groceries every week for a discount?
This is an example of a fixed-interval schedule.
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What do online adaptive quizzing programs enable students to do?
They enable students to work at their own pace and provide immediate feedback.
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What does a biopsychosocial approach to learning include?
It includes experiences, cognitive, and biological influences.
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What phenomenon is illustrated by Ganesh's aversion to potatoes and mayonnaise after becoming ill?
This illustrates the phenomenon of preparedness.
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What does Louis-Philippe's cat's behavior illustrate after initially learning to sit?
This illustrates instinctive drift.
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What has Akiko developed after working at the library for three weeks?
Akiko has developed a cognitive map.
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Who was the pioneering researcher of observational learning?
The pioneering researcher was Albert Bandura.
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What does Ari's learning to care for his children by observing his parents illustrate?
This BEST illustrates the value of observational learning for promoting prosocial behavior.
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What does Calix's behavior of wearing a turned-up collar illustrate?
This illustrates the importance of modeling.
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What does Imogen's behavior in college demonstrate about observational learning?
This demonstrates that observational learning can increase antisocial behavior.