Approaches quiz 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? PsychologyApproachesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Rosiem2102Created on: 14-05-18 11:15 Who suggested that the mind and the body (brain) were separate and independent of one another? Descartes 1 of 17 Who suggested that humans inherit neither knowledge nor instincs? Locke 2 of 17 Complete this sentence. Operant conditioning is best described as... A form of learning in which behaviour is shaped and maintained by its consequences 3 of 17 What aspect of operant conditioning is investigated in the 'Skinner's box' experiment Negative reinforcement 4 of 17 The idea that human beings influence their environment as well as being influenced by it best describes: Reciprocal determinism 5 of 17 Which statement about the social learning theory approach is false? Learning and performance always occur together 6 of 17 Drawing a conclusion of the capacity of the STM using the findings of a lab experiment is a good example of: Inference 7 of 17 The cognitive approach is a good example of: Soft determinism 8 of 17 Which statement about cognitive neuroscience is false? It was first identified in the 1970s as an emergent discipline 9 of 17 The biological approach is an example of: Internal and hard determinism 10 of 17 The fact DZ twins tend to show higher concordance rates than ordinary siblings suggests: The importance of heredatory/genetic factors in development 11 of 17 Which describes the somatic nervous system? Controls muscle movement 12 of 17 The master endocrine gland is the: Pituitary gland 13 of 17 In which stage does the Oedipus complex take place? Phallic 14 of 17 Freud's theory is most associated with: Psychic determinism 15 of 17 When it first emerged, humanistic psychology came to be known as: The third force 16 of 17 When there is a mismatch between the self-concept and the ideal self, this is referred to as: Incongruence 17 of 17
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