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Related Mcqs:

1. Two-year-old Damien frequently refuses to obey his parents because he derives immense pleasure from demonstrating his independence from their control Freud would have suggested that Damien is going through the______stage of development.

   A. latency
   B. genital
   C. anal
   D. phallic

2. Harvey Hedonist has devoted his life to the search for physical pleasure and immediate need and gratification. Freud would say that Harvey is dominated by:

   A. his ego
   B. his superego
   C. his id
   D. Bacchus

3. Who is the author of book Principle of Psychology?

   A. Willhelm Wundt
   B. Charles Darwin
   C. Sigmund Freud
   D. William James

4. It is easier to see a camouflaged animal when it moves than when it stays still. This illustrates the Gestalt principle of ______________?

   A. closure
   B. proximity
   C. similarity
   D. common movement

5. The technology of biofeedback is based on the principle of _________________?

   A. backward conditioning
   B. punishment
   C. positive reinforcement
   D. negative reinforcement

6. The tendency to see all the individual spokes in a bicycle wheel as part of a larger single unit best illustrate the principle of:

   A. Connectedness
   B. interposition
   C. continuity
   D. closure

7. We often perceive a series of dots on a printed from as a “solid” line because of the Gestalt principle of:

   A. Figure-ground
   B. Symmetry
   C. Similarity
   D. Closure

8. The Gestalt principle of proximity refers to the idea that:

   A. People tend to gravitate toward a common interaction distance
   B. Objects nearer to each other appear closer to the person observing
   C. Perception occurs in discrete time frames
   D. Objects nearer to each other are seen as forming a unit

9. The tendency to see all the individual spokes in a bicycle wheel as part of a larger single unit best illustrates the principle of:

   A. connectedness
   B. interposition
   C. continuity
   D. closure

10. The volley principle is most directly relevant to our perception of:

    A. brightness
    B. pitch
    C. pain
    D. color