Psychology Quiz (4)

1.

1 point

In the hardest version of Alfred Binet's test one of the questions was

Describe the difference between a knife and a sword

construct a sentence with theses words: fire, cake, happy

Draw a picture of a fork from memory

My neighbor has been receiving strange visitors. A doctor, a lawyer, and a priest. What could be going on?

2.

1 point

Many times people with Schizophrenia may feel

Paranoid

Lost

Needlessly happy

Angry for no reason

3.

1 point

Stanley Hall's adolescence theory stems from which other theory

The theory of evolution

Piaget's theory of early childhood development

The big bang theory

Plant growth theory

4.

1 point

Stanley Hall's adolescence theory proposes that depression can also play a factor in adolescence because

adolescents have a higher abuse of drugs and alcohol

adolescents abandon parental controls

adolescents are sensitive of character faults and others perceptions

adolescents take larger risks

5.

1 point

Herman Ebbinghaus self-research showed

Memorized material will be forgotten hours later

People can memorize meaningful material more than nonsensical material

Material over-studied is remembered longer

All of the above

Only A and B

6.

1 point

Herman Ebbinghaus studied what

Adolescence

Memory

Intelligence

Money

7.

1 point

Alfret Binet created a test to assess learning disabilities which was first called

The Binet-Simon Scale

New Methods for determining intelligence in youth

New Methods for Diagnosing Idiocy, Imbecility, and Moron status

The IQ Test

8.

1 point

Adolesence, Stanley Hall states,

"craves monotony, routine, and detail"

"craves strong feelings and new sensations..."

"seeks out depression"

"is a time of new birth and ignorance"

9.

1 point

Robert Nash, a diagnosed schizophrenic, came up with what theory?

The Game Theory

The theory of Adolescence

The theory of Memory

The Intelligence theory

10.

1 point

American psychologists such as Goddard and Lewis Terman took Alfred Binet's scale and applied it to America. How did these American psychologist differ in there uses of the test.

They wanted to do similar studies as Alfred Binet

They wanted to apply it to a broader base of adults

They wanted to help identify students in school with disabilities

They wanted to use it to weed out the unintelligent from mainstream intellectual society