Principles of psychology 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityOther Created by: BryonyCreated on: 08-11-21 16:50 What is the name of the only professional body for British psychologists incorporated by Royal Charter British Psychological Society. 1 of 16 Psychology deals with many “hypothetical constructs”, what does the term “hypothetical construct” mean? Anything that cannot be directly observed, only inferred from behaviour or changes in behaviou 2 of 16 What is experimenter bias? When the experimenter’s beliefs and expectations and behaviours influence the way in which participants react in the experiment 3 of 16 According to Freud, what are the three aspects of the human mind? Id- ego - superego 4 of 16 What am I? According to Freud I am the part of the mind that is concerned with morality and the conscience. Superego 5 of 16 Regression is a defence mechanism that involves Behaving in a manner that is characteristic of an earlier stage of learning 6 of 16 Reaction formation is a defence mechanism that involves Exaggerating a thought or feeling to help repress the opposite feeling or thoughts 7 of 16 According to psychoanalysts someone who smokes or sucks their thumb may have what? an oral fixation 8 of 16 In Pavlov’s experiments what was the unconditioned stimulus The food 9 of 16 What is the term used to describe the form of learning that Thorndike proposed Instrumental conditioning 10 of 16 Banning someone from playing for their team is an example of Negative punishment 11 of 16 Fining someone a week’s wages is an example of Negative punishment 12 of 16 Removing the need to help out with putting sporting equipment is an example of Negative reinforcement 13 of 16 A fixed interval schedule of reinforcement is when Reinforcement is delivered for the first response made after a set period of time since the last reinforcement was given. 14 of 16 Locus of control refers to An expectation about whether one’s actions are under one’s control or beyond one’s control 15 of 16 Vicarious experiences refer to what? Seeing others perform successfully 16 of 16
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