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<strong>PS400</strong> <strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong> <strong>Exam</strong> 1<br />

<strong>Answers</strong> (<strong>Ashworth</strong> <strong>College</strong>)<br />

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<strong>PS400</strong> <strong>Cognitive</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong> <strong>Exam</strong> 1 <strong>Answers</strong> (<strong>Ashworth</strong> <strong>College</strong>)<br />

Question<br />

5 / 5 points<br />

1<br />

Psychophysics is to cognitive psychology as __________ is to __________.<br />

Question options:<br />

early processes; late processes<br />

late processes; early processes<br />

late processes; all processes<br />

early processes; all processes<br />

Question<br />

5 / 5<br />

2 points<br />

Noam Chomsky:<br />

Question options:<br />

proposed that language can be accounted for solely based on S-R principles.<br />

sharply criticized Skinner's view of language learning.<br />

proposed that language learning is dependent on automatic self-reinforcement.<br />

saw no need for the concept of mental representations in explaining language.<br />

Questio<br />

3 5 / 5 points<br />

n<br />

William James was a prominent __________ who characterized consciousness as a __________.<br />

Question options:<br />

functionalist; stream<br />

functionalist; complex combination of simple elements<br />

structuralist; stream<br />

structuralist; complex combination of simple elements<br />

Questio 4 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

__________ refers to a procedure that requires a rigorous, and systematic self-report of the basic elements of<br />

an experience, and was the primary method used by __________.<br />

Question options:


Schema analysis; Gestalt psychologists<br />

Savings; behaviorists<br />

Functional reporting; functionalists<br />

Introspection; structuralists<br />

Questio 5 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

The two disciplines typically characterized as the forerunners to psychology (and cognitive psychology) are:<br />

Question options:<br />

philosophy and physiology.<br />

sociology and history.<br />

history and philosophy.<br />

chemistry and theology.<br />

Questio 6 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Which psychophysicist came up with the notion of an unconscious inference?<br />

Question options:<br />

Donders<br />

Fechner<br />

Helmholtz<br />

Wundt<br />

Questio 7 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Mind and behavior can be conceptualized as an "S", and "R", and a black box in between. The behaviorists<br />

were interested in:<br />

Question options:<br />

the S's only.<br />

the R's only.<br />

S's and R's.<br />

Questio 8 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Who established the first psychological laboratory in Leipzig, Germany?<br />

Question options:<br />

Titchener<br />

Fechner<br />

Watson<br />

Wundt<br />

Questio<br />

n<br />

9 5 / 5<br />

points<br />

Which psychophysicist's major contribution was to demonstrate that the relationship between incoming stimuli<br />

and corresponding perceptions was NOT one-to-one?<br />

Question options:<br />

Fechner<br />

Helmholtz<br />

Wundt<br />

Titchener<br />

Questio 10 0 / 5<br />

n points<br />

The interdisciplinary field of cognitive science is comprised of fields<br />

that include philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, __________, and __________.<br />

Question options:


anthropology; sociology<br />

sociology; artificial intelligence<br />

anthropology; artificial intelligence<br />

physics; chemistry<br />

Questio 11 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

When considering the emotion of anger; which of these questions would be of MOST interest to a functionalist?<br />

Question options:<br />

What is the purpose of anger?<br />

What is the conscious experience of anger like?<br />

What are the behaviors of an angry person?<br />

Questio 12 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Which school of psychology is BEST captured by its credo, "The whole is different than the sum of its parts?"<br />

Question options:<br />

Structuralism<br />

Functionalism<br />

Gestalt<br />

Behaviorism<br />

Questio 13 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

In the end, what happened to behaviorism?<br />

Question options:<br />

It was replaced by a renewed interest in structuralism.<br />

It completely died out.<br />

It continues to hold some sway to this day.<br />

It was replaced by a renewed interest in functionalism.<br />

Questio 14 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

You're visiting the neuroscience lab of Dr. Wu, and he asks you to look at his plastic model of the brain,<br />

particularly the rostral area. Where should you look on his model?<br />

Question options:<br />

The front<br />

The back<br />

The top<br />

The bottom<br />

Questio 15 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Which subdiscipline of cognitive science focuses on (as its primary goal) using computers to simulate and<br />

model human thought?<br />

Question options:<br />

Linguistics<br />

<strong>Cognitive</strong> psychology<br />

Artificial intelligence<br />

Questio 16 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Generally, as a stimulus becomes MORE intense, the minimal change in intensity needed in order for a person<br />

to notice the change:<br />

Question options:<br />

increases.<br />

decreases.<br />

stays the same.<br />

has no relationship whatsoever to original intensity.


Questio<br />

17 5 / 5 points<br />

n<br />

The issue of how we manage (or fail to manage) driving and talking on a cell phone would be of MOST interest<br />

to someone who studies:<br />

Question options:<br />

problem solving.<br />

attention.<br />

memory.<br />

decision making.<br />

Questio 18 5 / 5<br />

n points<br />

Helmholtz was a __________ whose work included the insight that __________.<br />

Question options:<br />

structuralist; perception involves unconscious inferences about incoming stimuli<br />

structuralist; consciousness is complex, but composed of simple elements that can be analyzed<br />

through introspection<br />

psychophysicist; perception involves unconscious inferences about incoming stimuli<br />

psychophysicist; consciousness is complex, but composed of simple elements that can be analyzed<br />

through introspection<br />

Questio<br />

19 5 / 5 points<br />

n<br />

Which of these is a correct sequencing of cortical areas, from those MOST anterior to those MOST posterior?<br />

Question options:<br />

Occipital lobe, parietal lobe, motor cortex, prefrontal cortex<br />

Prefrontal cortex, motor cortex, parietal lobe, occipital lobe<br />

Parietal lobe, motor cortex, occipital lobe, prefrontal cortex<br />

Mmotor cortex, prefrontal cortex, parietal lobe, occipital lobe<br />

Questio<br />

20 5 / 5 points<br />

n<br />

The atomistic approach employed by the structuralists — breaking consciousness down into its elemental<br />

components — has been likened to the approach of which other scientific discipline?<br />

Question options:<br />

Physics<br />

Chemistry<br />

Biology<br />

Archaeology

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