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Test Name	Lecturer Psychology
Subject	Psychology Test 24
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Psychology Online Test No. 24

1 / 25

A researcher sits beside a playground, carefully observing a small group of children. The method being utilized is

field study

case history

survey

life history

2 / 25

In a test situation, the examiner wants there to be only one independent variable, the individual being tested. To ensure this, the examiner administers a/an:

item analysis

factor analysis

standardized test

individual test

3 / 25

William McDougall

criticized the stimulus-response mode of thought

criticized the notion of purposive behaviour

aligned Himself with the arguments of Thorndike

initiated the work that eventually led to Pavlov's theories

4 / 25

The double blind technique refers to a method of experimentation

where neither the experimental nor control group know the purpose of the study

often used in perceptual research

where neither the subject nor the experimenter knows whether the subject is in the experimental or control group

involving the absence of sight in both eyes

5 / 25

Which of the following best describes correlational analysis?

a measure of causation X on Y

a measure of causation between X and Y

a measure of linear association between two characteristics

a measure of association between two variables c

6 / 25

A parapsychologist would study which of the following phenomena?

psycho-kinesis

precognition

telepathy

all of the above

7 / 25

Correlational studies

indicate causality

are more valid than laboratory studies

indicate some relationship between two variables

involve manipulation of independent variables

8 / 25

Which of the following is no longer considered a scientific method appropriate for' psychology?

non-parametric

introspection

field research

parametric statistics

9 / 25

In an experiment, the subject's response is best known as the

dependent variable

independent variable

experimental variable

dependent response

10 / 25

Ethologists insist that

animals be studied under laboratory conditions

the natural environment must be included in an analysis of animal behaviour

teaching language to chimps is immoral

evolution is irrelevant to the study of instincts

11 / 25

Identify the pair which represents an INCORRECT association

Wertheimer - trait approach to personality

Cattell - factor analysis of personality

Johnson - problem solving

Osgood - semantic differentials

12 / 25

The purpose of "Q-technique" is

to measure accurate norms of population

item analysis in factorial design

to measure correlation between X and Y variables

to measure a person's opinion of himself

13 / 25

A between subjects design is less efficient than a within subjects design; because

it has more subjects

it has less validity

it is less reliable

it must deal with differences among subjects

14 / 25

In psychology, the concept of motivation was first described in terms of instinctive behaviour. On whose theory was this concept largely based?

Hume

Descartes

Darwin

James

15 / 25

Identify the pair which represents an INCORRECT association

Schachter - emotion development

Piaget - cognition development

Murray - Thematic Apperception Test (TAT)

Seligman - social exchange theory

16 / 25

In order to produce effects in experiments, researchers manipulate

subjects

dependent variables

independent variables

test variables

17 / 25

All of the following choices are advantageous of field research except:

"real people" are studies

reactions of subjects are more natural

behaviour is not influences by the psychologist

there is an appropriate control involved

18 / 25

A research design which contains features of both between-subject and within-subject designs is

factorial design

omnibus design

mixed factorial design

multiple design

19 / 25

Sports psychology is concerned with

instituting fair rules

the dangers of injury

improving the players' performance

making sure that the game is not beyond the capability of the players

20 / 25

In ethology, fixed action patterns refer to

the way a group of neurons fire

limits on an animal's ability to learn

instinctive behaviour

group behaviour among humans

21 / 25

Abraham Maslow is a chief proponent of the-school of human behaviour

behaviourist

structuralist

humanist

functionalist

22 / 25

Structuralism, the first theoretical school in psychology, evolved primarily from the work of

Wundt

Kohler

Watson

Tolman

23 / 25

In an experiment studying the effects of different drugs on reaction time, each subject is presented with all of the conditions in the experiment. This is an example of a

factorial design

within subjects design

between subjects design

quasi-experimental design

24 / 25

Any procedural variable which can cause a subset of the population to be non-representative of the population is a

sample error

sample bias

population error

population bias

25 / 25

William James, James Cattell, John Dewey and E. L. Thorndike all belonged to which school of thought?

Structuralist

Behaviourist

Gestaltists

none of the above

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