In Bandura’s famous experiment children observed either an aggressive or a non-aggressive model in a room of toys and a Bobo Doll. When allowed to play with Bobo, researchers observed that children who observed the aggressive model were more aggressive in their own interactions. Research concluded that:

Crystallized Intelligence is to Creative Intelligence:

Freud believed that repression lies in the __________________ .

In a study, researchers asked one group of participants to watch a video about two friends in an unpleasant argument. They asked another group of participants to watch the same video, but told participants that it was a video of two friends enjoying a lively discussion. Afterwards, the researchers notice that participants who were told the discussion was an argument were more likely to falsely report that the people in the video were yelling, frowning, and getting angry. This is an example of:

If old experiences disrupt recall of new experiences, this is referred to as:

The id operates on the ________ principle.

One psychoanalytic theory that has gain large acceptance in psychology today is the ___________________.

Eight-month old Jonathan was left by his mother at the baby-sitter's place. The minute his mother left and he could not see her, Jonathan started to cry. According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development which concept would explain Jonathan's behavior?

A child who learns to play kickball by sitting back and watching is engaged in:

The Oedipus complex occurs in the ________ stage of psychosexual development.

Leonard is a psychotherapist and is very good at his job partly because he has a strong sense of empathy for others. Which type of intelligence from Gardner's multiple intelligences theory does this most clearly indicate?

In a “Skinner box” experiments with rats the rats can learn:

Effects that increase behaviors are __________; effects that decrease them are ____________.

Randy has a box of Smarties candies. Randy leaves the room, and while he is away, Michelle plays a trick on him. She removes the Smarties and replaces them with rocks. Their son, Zeven, notices this, and starts laughing knowing that his Dad, Randy, will be tricked! Zeven has mastered:

According to Piaget, the developmental processes that explain children’s cognitive development are measured by:

Piaget’s stage theory can be described as which of the following?

If Jack confiscates his son Joshua’s video game console to stop him from misbehaving, what technique is Jack using to modify Joshua’s behavior?

The first three editions of the Diagnostic Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM), were highly influenced by the ______________________ perspective.

In Pavlov’s experiments, what type of stimulus was the bell after pairing it with an unconditioned stimulus?

Ronaldo’s dog, Mickey, used to be classically conditioned to bark every time he heard the doorbell because he knew people would be arriving and he wanted to say hello. While Mickey’s owner did a good job of extinguishing Mickey’s association of these stimuli, a doorbell can still sometimes evoke some responding again of Mickey barking. It is likely that Mikey is showing what aspect of conditioning?

If a tone is sometimes preceded by a light, and always followed by a shock, an animal will likely learn to fear:

Which of the following pairs of psychologists were responsible for the first recognized test of intelligence quotient, or IQ?

The founder of the psychodynamic perspective is ________________.

During the lecture Wayne is busy texting on his cell phone, while kind of half paying attention to what the professor is saying. A few minutes after making a point the professor gives a pop quiz on the material. Wayne can’t retrieve the information the prof gave in the lecture and does poorly on the test. A likely factor in Wayne’s not being able to retrieve the information is:

In Freud's topographic (iceberg) theory, the superego lies in the ______________________ .

Social Learning Theory requires ___________ in order for learning to take place.

The ego works on the ___________________ principal.

Which of the following is an important difference between classical and operant conditioning?

What is NOT one of the core assumptions of the psychodynamic perspective?