The ability to form mental images was believed by _____ to be a component of intelligence
a. Binet
b. Wechsler
c. Galton
d. Pavlov
C
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Tolman's research on rats learning mazes challenged operant conditioning principles by demonstrating that rats developed ______________when they learned a maze
a. superstitious behavior b. negative reinforcement c. cognitive maps d. extinction
A treatment that resembles medical treatment, but has no real effect is termed a:
A. pseudo B. debrief C. confound D. placebo
Severe depression and dysthymia are highly comorbid with many other mental disorders, particularly
a. anxiety disorders. b. somatic symptom disorders. c. schizophrenia. d. all of the above are often comorbid with depression and dysthymia.
Why is it important to study the history of psychology?
a. For a deeper understanding of concepts and ideas, to recognize fads, and to avoid the repetition of mistakes b. For a deeper appreciation of how ideas are typically born fully developed and how quickly the big questions have been answered in psychology c. To recognize how the field of psychology has been immune to the fads that typically plague other academic fields d. To recognize why there is only one true and correct approach to psychology today