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QUIZ:
1
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Science
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Fsycnology
Due
Mar
25
at
11:59pm
Points
70
Questions
35
Time
Limit
60
Minutes
Allowed
Attempts
2
Instructions
The
quiz:
e
Covers
the
Textbook
material
from
Module
1:
Week
1.
Contains
35
multiple-choice
and
true/false
questions.
|s
limited
to
1
hour.
Allows
2
attempts
and
the
highest
attempt
will
count
towards
the
grade.
|s
worth
70
points.
Submit
this
assignment
by
11:59
p.m.
(ET)
on
Monday
of
Module
1:
Week
1.
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25
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took
27
minutes.
Question
1
2/
2pts
The
benefits
of
a
correlational
study
include:
Allows
us
to
make
predictions
Allows
us
to
understand
what
variables
are
related
to
each
other
The
natural
way
variables
occur
makes
it
one
of
the
most
ethical
ways
to
study
a
topic
All
the
above
Question
2
2/2pts
Subject
variables
can
include
sex,
age,
or
ethnicity.
True
False
Question
3
2/
2pts
A
variable
is
a
characteristic
or
attribute
of
a
participant
that
can
impact
the
participant’'s
behavior
or
thoughts
within
a
study.
Dependent
Independent
Subject
Experimental
Question
4
2/
2pts
Who
reasoned
that
the
mind
and
body were
distinct
from
one
another
but
still
connected
and
can
influence
each
other?
Aristotle
Descartes
Plato
Wundt
Question
5
2/
2pts
A
is
an
in-depth
observation
of
an
individual,
animal,
event,
or
treatment
method.
Scientific
experiment
Controlled
experiment
Case
study
Survey
research
Question
6
2/2pts
Psychoanalysis
is
a
psycho-therapeutic
technique
based
on
the
belief
that
humans
face
psychological
distress
as
a
result
of
unconscious
conflicts
and
desires,
primarily
or
,
brought
on
during
childhood
Sexual,
aggressive
Emotional,
sexual
Aggressive,
emotional
Sexual,
Intellectual
Question
7
2/
2
pts
Through
psychologists
can
systematically
reduce
errors
while
also
broadening
the
applicability
of
theories
Observation
Measurement
Replication
Verification
Question
8
2/
2pts
For
many
counseling
or
applied
specialty
areas,
individuals
typically
must
complete:
A
bachelor's
degree
A
master's
degree
A
master's
degree
with
a
practicum
or
internship
A
doctorate
IncorrectQuestion
9
0/2pts
is
the
scientific
study
of
the
prediction
and
control
of
behavior.
Psychology
Structuralism
Behaviorism
Functionalist
Question
10
2/2pts
What
type
of
facts
can
be
determined
based
on
observational
evidence?
Conceptual
facts
Scientific
facts
Disputed
facts
Empirical
facts
Question
11
2/
2pts
Structuralism
can
be
defined
as
breaking
down
conscious
experiences
into
each
of
these
fundamental
elements
EXCEPT:
Sensations
Thoughts
Feelings
Images
Question
12
2/
2pts
In
experimental
research,
what
is
the
name
of
the
group
that
is
exposed
to
the
independent
variable?
Experimental
group
Control
group
Subject
group
Naturalistic
group
Question
13
2/2pts
The
scientific
method
is:
A
set
of
steps
used
to
analyze
and
solve
problems
universally
across
scientific
disciplines
Interpreting
and
understanding
actions
through
observation
and
measurement
The
framework
for
the
systematic
study
of
behavior
and
mental
processes
Both
Aand
C
Question
14
2/2pts
Which
philosopher
primarily
discussed
the
need
to
ignore
sensory
information
to
by
looking
inward
to
understand
the
true
nature
of
the
soul.
Plato
Aristotle
Descartes
Aquinas
Question
15
2/
2pts
Negative
correlations
tell
us
that
the
two
variables
are
not
related.
True
False
Question
16
2/
2pts
The
study
of
how
the
mind
of
an
organism
adapts
to
its
current
environment
is:
Behaviorism
Functionalism
Introspection
Psychoanalysis
Question
17
2/
2pts
A
variable
can
be
defined
as
an
event
or
characteristic
with
at
least
___
possible
values.
One
Two
Three
Four
Question
18
2/
2pts
The
independent
variable
is
the
variable
within
a
study
being
observed
or
measured.
True
False
Question
19
2/2pts
Which
philosopher
primarily
studied
the
mind-body
problem?
Plato
Aristotle
Descartes
Aquinas
Question
20
2/
2pts
research
involves
the
manipulation
of
a
variable
of
interest
and
assignment
of
participants
to
treatment
conditions.
Empirical
Experimental
Controlled
Naturalistic
Question
21
2/
2pts
Structuralism
is
The
study
of
how
the
mind
of
an
organism
adapts
to
its
current
environment
The
belief
that
humans
face
psychological
distress
as
a
result
of
unconscious
conflicts
and
desires
from
childhood
The
study
of
breaking
down
conscious
experience
into
its
fundamental
elements:
sensations,
feelings,
and
images
The
scientific
study
of
the
prediction
and
control
of
behavior
Question
22
2/
2pts
Which
of
the
following
is
included
in
a
worldview
according
to
Wolters?
What
you
believe
to
be
true
Basic
framework
of
everything
Where
you
believe
truth
comes
from
How
you
think
about
ideas
and
concepts
All
the
above
Question
23
2/
2pts
The
first
step
of
the
scientific
method
is:
Asking
a
research
question
Making
a
prediction
about
a
relationship
between
variables
Hypothesis
formation
Observation
and
problem
identification
Question
24
2/
2pts
What
is
one
of
the
essential
goals
of
behavioral
science?
Managing
behaviors
Predicting
behaviors
Disciplining
behaviors
Controlling
behaviors
Question
25
2/
2pts
is
the
examination
of
one’s
own
mind
to
inspect
and
report
on
personal
thoughts
or
feelings
about
conscious
experiences.
Introspection
Introversion
Reflection
Contemplation
Question
26
2/2pts
observation
is
observing
people
or
animals
in
their
natural
settings.
Controlled
Naturalistic
Experimental
Empirical
Question
27
2/
2pts
Thomas
Aquinas
suggested
Depression
could
be
a
result
of
biological
disturbances
or
could
be
a
result
of
sin
Connection
to
God
is
essential
for
mental
well-being
Philosophy
and
science
were
complementary
to
theology
in
the
quest
to
understand
the
truth
The
field
of
psychology
should
not
be
used
with
the
bible
to
understand
human
behavior
Question
28
2/
2pts
Experimental
research
involves
observing
how
variables
are
related
to
each
other
and
describing
the
relationships
observed.
True
False
Question
29
2/2pts
What
is
the
difference
between
empirical
facts
and
conceptual
facts?
Empirical
facts
are
confirmed
by
more
direct,
measurable
experiences
whereas
conceptual
facts
tend
to
be
confirmed
by
reference
to
perceptions
or
ideas
Conceptual
facts
are
confirmed
by
more
direct,
measurable
experiences
whereas
empirical
facts
tend
to
be
confirmed
by
reference
to
perceptions
or
ideas
Conceptual
facts
are
based
on
observational
evidence
and
empirical
facts
are
based
on
views
from
experiences.
None
of
the
above
Question
30
2/2pts
What
is
the
difference
between
the
experimental
group
and
control
group?
The
control
group
is
exposed
to
the
independent
variable
while
the
experimental
group
is
not
exposed
to
the
independent
variable.
The
experimental
group
is
exposed
to
the
independent
variable
while
the
control
group
is
not
exposed
to
the
independent
variable
The
control
group
is
exposed
to
the
placebo
while
the
experimental
group
is
not
exposed
to
the
placebo.
The
experimental
group
is
exposed
to
the
placebo
while
the
control
group
is
not
exposed
to
the
placebo.
Question
31
2/2pts
Who
established
the
brand
of
psychology
known
as
structuralism?
Sigmund
Freud
Wilhelm
Wundt
Edward
Titchener
William
James
Question
32
2/
2pts
Who
believed
in
the
idea
of
a
“talking
cure,”
in
which
individuals
who
suffer
from
psychological
distress
could
be
released
from
distress
by
talking
with
a
trained
doctor?
Wilhelm
Wundt
Edward
Titchener
William
James
Sigmund
Freud
Question
33
2/
2pts
Which
two
psychologists
were
the
primary
developers
of
behaviorism?
John
Watson
and
Sigmund
Freud
John
Watson
and
B.F.
Skinner
B.F.
Skinner
and
Sigmund
Freud
B.F.
Skinner
and
Carl
Jung
Question
34
2/
2pts
What
is
a
set
of
orderly
steps
used
to
analyze
and
solve
problems?
The
Socratic
Method
The
Skinner
Method
The
Scientific
Method
Psychological
Testing
Question
35
2/2pts
The
field
of
psychology
aims
to
understand
psychological
phenomena
for
the
purpose
of
improving
the
welfare
of
all
people.
True
False
Quiz
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out
of
70
