Stimulus motives are: ____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. When motives become independent of their origin, what is the phenomenon know as?

   A. Self-actualization
   B. Maturation
   C. Functional autonomy
   D. Independence

2. A neutral stimulus is one that: ____________?

   A. leads to an increase to the UR
   B. leads to a decrease of the UR
   C. depends on the size of the UR
   D. does not evoke the UR

3. Decreased perceptual response to a repeated stimulus is called: ____________?

   A. habituation
   B. selective attention
   C. divided attention
   D. hallucination

4. If the conditioned stimulus is presented many times without reinforcement, we can expect:

   A. an increase in stimulus generalization
   B. the strength of the UR to increase
   C. an increase in response generalization
   D. extinction to occur

5. One of the reasons to study psychology is: ____________?

   A. to understand the human mind and how it works
   B. to learn how to manipulate other
   C. to completely understand and predict human behavior
   D. to have the answer to all of life’ss

6. The kind of therapy developed by Freud is called ____________?

   A. Gestalt therapy
   B. psychoanalysis
   C. behavior modification
   D. S-R therapy

7. The process of impression formation if facilitated by: ____________?

   A. intellectual ability
   B. Central traits
   C. schema
   D. All of them

8. The moon ate horizon took bigger than at the zenith because the perceived distance at the horizon greater than at the zenith. it supports the: ____________?

   A. Cue theory
   B. Constancy principal
   C. Distance principal
   D. Gestalt principal

9. Information processed below the normal level of awareness is called: ____________?

   A. adaptive
   B. subnormal
   C. psychophysical
   D. subliminal

10. Agnosia may sometimes be helped by ____________?

    A. cues of touch
    B. visual cues
    C. waiting long enough to think through an answer
    D. speech therapy