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Final Exam as of 04.12 2010

Protocol #5

Variant A

I Circle the correct answer:

1. The area of psychology that attempts to explain why we do things we do.

1. arousal
2. stimulation
3. motivation

1. Troubling thoughts which persist for days and months are known as

1. panic attacks
2. anxiety
3. obsessions

1. A _________ causes a _________, which leads to ____________ designed to reach a goal and then allows the individual to rest.

1. need/ drive/ behavior
2. behavior/ need/ drive
3. drive/ behavior/ need

1. Differences between drives and incentives. Drives are ______________ incentives are _____________.

1. internal/ external
2. learned/ unlearned
3. biological/ cyclic

1. People with __________level of internal arousal depend on ___________stimulation to raise their internal level.

1. external/ high
2. high/ internal
3. low/ external

1. From the following choose the esteem needs

1. security, stability
2. high evaluation of oneself, achievement
3. realizing one’s potential

1. People with high power motive

1. are good problem solvers
2. have problems with close relationship
3. well-adjusted in personal and work life.

1. Many emotions are ________________ through conditioning.

1. innate
2. learned
3. similar

1. According to Plutchik’s Theory of Emotions, joy and acceptance form __________.

1. submission
2. optimism
3. love

1. According to the James-Lange Theory

1. we are crying because we feel sad
2. we are crying because we feel anger
3. we feel sad because we are crying

1. According to the Opponent-Process theory, if you are frightened by a dog, the emotion of ____________ and _________________.

1. relief is expressed, fear is suppressed
2. fear is expressed, relief is suppressed
3. fear is expressed, pain is suppressed

1. According to the theory of interpersonal relationships, if the __________ outweigh __________, we continue the relationship.

1. costs, rewards
2. values, costs
3. rewards, costs

1. Stenberg’s Triangular theory of love includes 3 components

1. loyalty, affection, decision/commitment
2. intimacy, affection, decision/commitment
3. intimacy, passion, decision/commitment

1. There is no passion in

1. romantic love
2. companionate love
3. infatuated love

1. Conflict and frustration are examples of

1. psychological demands
2. physical demands
3. psychosexual demands

1. When is a person considered well-adjusted?

1. when he is able to meet the changing demands of his environment
2. when he applies to his environment
3. when he is motivated well

1. Unpleasant with negative sources, anxiety, fear

1. eustress
2. distress
3. stress

1. Which is not one of the 3 major causes of stress

1. pressure
2. conflict
3. maladjustment

1. Increased blood pressure, heart rate, sweating, stomach distress are

1. physiological responses to stress
2. behavioral responses to stress
3. psychological responses to stress

1. Second stage of GAS includes:

1. stage of resistance
2. adrenalin release
3. stage of exhaustion

1. When does burnout occur?

1. when a teacher gives extra help to students
2. when people seek for an extra help
3. when people involve too many emotions into their lives

1. The correct ordering of anatomical structures in the ear (from outside) is:

1. oval window, middle ear, eardrum, cochlea
2. eardrum, oval window, middle ear, cochlea
3. none of the above

1. A person addicted to a specific euphoria- producing drug suddenly stops using this drug. He goes into a deep depression. This reaction is an example of:

1. the effects of addiction
2. a withdrawal symptom
3. drive symptom

1. Which of the following is not used to classify colors?

1. brightness
2. wavelength
3. amplitude

1. A dog is in the room comfortably heated to 75 degrees F. his hypothalamus is cooled experimentally. The result will be:

1. he will shiver and his body temperature will go up
2. he will shiver and his body temperature will go down
3. he will pant and his body temperature will go up.

(25)

II Write a short essay on the following question:

How has General Psychology course contributed to the quality of your teaching career? Have you gained any insights? Give examples. Which part of the course was the most helpful and interesting for you?

(15)

TOTAL: 40