Psychology 002 - Biological Psychology » Spring 2022 » States of Consciousness Quiz

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Question #1
Consciousness can best be described as:
A.   a state of calm and peace
B.   a state of meditation in which a person focuses on the self
C.   A state of awareness of the self and of the environment
D.   the times in which a person in not asleep
Question #2
Jabari disliked Donny when he first met him. Later, Jabari realized that he had been feeling ill, was in a bad mood, and that this had colored his view of Donny, who turned out to be nice. Jabari's change of opinion is an example of __________.
A.   implicit associations
B.   emotion-based judgment
C.   the Flexible Correction Model
D.   the Information Processing Model
Question #3
Which of the following best describes the Flexible Correction Model?
A.   the way a person can change her opinion if her friends change their opinions
B.   the way a person can change her opinion up to three times on a topic
C.   the way a person can use low awareness states to support his high awareness opinions
D.   the way a person can use high awareness to change opinions formed in low awareness conditions
Question #4
Darcy is in a relaxed state with decreased self-consciousness. In this state she is open to suggestion. Which state is Darcy in?
A.   high awareness
B.   hypnosis
C.   mindfulness
D.   priming
Question #5
Which of the following is an example of "dissociation"?
A.   sleeping
B.   changing your opinion on a political topic
C.   getting a divorce
D.   daydreaming while driving
Question #6
Which of the following is the best definition of hypnosis?
A.   a form of mind control in which a hypnotist becomes the "master" of others
B.   a form of entertainment where people pretend to be suggestible
C.   a form of relaxation in which focus is diminished and suggestibility is increased
D.   a form of subliminal priming in which people fall asleep
Question #7
Kia went to a hypnotherapist for treatment. Which of her problems might hypnotherapy be most helpful for?
A.   deciding which graduate school to attend
B.   fighting with her wife
C.   depression
D.   quitting smoking
Question #8
Which of the following is characteristic of people in a trance?
A.   the inability to be killed
B.   a lack of voluntary control
C.   the ability to remember every detail experienced during the trance
D.   the inability to eat
Question #9
Dr.Reddy wants to examine potential prejudice against women. He shows participants images of men and women and has them rate each picture as "competent" or "incompetent," and measures the time it takes to create these judgments. He is using __________.
A.   the Remote Associations Test (RAT)
B.   inferential statistics
C.   the Implicit Associations Test (IAT)
D.   survey-judgment methodology
Question #10
Which of the following is a major advantage of the Implicit Associations Test (IAT)?
A.   It is updated annually.
B.   It is inexpensive.
C.   It measures associations in standard units.
D.   It is difficult to fake.
Question #11
If you and a friend had a chat next to an advertisement for a restaurant and then felt hungry and wanted to go to that restaurant, which of the following best explains this phenomenon?
A.   This would only be possible if you were hungry already.
B.   This would only be possible if the friends noticed the advertisement and spoke about it.
C.   This is an example of high awareness, because a low influence raises up into actual decision making and behavior.
D.   This is an example of low awareness because it does not use effortful conscious processing.
Question #12
Which is the best definition of mindfulness?
A.   a Buddhist state of meditation
B.   a state of daydreaming or fantasy
C.   a state of heightened conscious awareness
D.   the ability to recall memories quickly and accurately
Question #13
Which of the following is NOT an example of low awareness?
A.   daydreaming
B.   studying
C.   brushing your teeth
D.   sleep
Question #14
Simon was driving erratically after drinking and was stopped by the police. They administered a "breathalyzer" test intended to measure Simon's _________.
A.   blood alcohol level
B.   breath alcohol level
C.   judgment-balance ratio
D.   standardized sobriety score (SSS)
Question #15
Stimulants such as cocaine produce euphoria because they ______.
A.   block the re-uptake of melatonin in the brain
B.   block the production of melatonin in the brain
C.   block the production of dopamine in the brain
D.   block the re-uptake of dopamine in the brain
Question #16
Each night at 10 pm, Jiao becomes very sleepy. This is most likely because _________.
A.   she works so hard during the day, she simply has no energy left
B.   she experiences an increase in melatonin production
C.   she experiences a decrease in melatonin production
D.   she has learned to associate the number 10 with going to bed
Question #17
Which type of brain activity is associated with wakeful states?
A.   delta waves
B.   theta waves
C.   beta waves
D.   alpha waves
Question #18
Which of the following is NOT a theory to explain dreams?
A.   Dreams are sometimes seen as predictions of the future.
B.   Dreams represent troublesome wishes or desires.
C.   Dreams are suppressed memories from childhood.
D.   Dreams represent the mind's attempt to make sense of daily experience.
Question #19
If Janet were to fly from Toronto to London, she might have difficulty adjusting to the new time. This is likely because _______.
A.   she suffers from insomnia
B.   she suffers from a chronic melatonin-production disorder
C.   modern planes fly faster than the Earth rotates
D.   her circadian rhythms are adjusted to the time in Toronto
Question #20
Which of the following is associated with dreaming?
A.   beta waves
B.   rapid eye movement
C.   sleep that, in terms of brain waves, is deep and relaxed
D.   daydreaming

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