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AP Psychology 2.1 Abnormal Behavior. What does the DSM stand for?

AP Psychology 2.2 Abnormal Behavior. Which of the following is considered a mood disorder?

AP Psychology 2.3 Abnormal Behavior. A person's thoughts and behaviors might be deemed abnormal if they what?

AP Psychology 2.5 Cognition. What is this behavior an example of?

AP Psychology 1.2 Cognition. Which of the following strategies would work best for generating new ideas?

AP Psychology 2.3 Developmental Psychology. What did Mary Ainsworth conclude from her studies on human infants?

AP Psychology 3.4 Developmental Psychology. Which of the following labels best applies to Erik Erikson?

AP Psychology 2.2 Developmental Psychology. Harlow used which species for his attachment studies?

AP Psychology 1.1 History and Approaches. Which of these men was a German scientist who studied the human mind through introspection?

AP Psychology 1.2 History and Approaches. The study of the unconscious mind to explain behavior is referred to as psychoanalysis and was developed...

AP Psychology 1.4 History and Approaches. Who would agree with the following statement?

AP Psychology 2.4 Learning. What is this behavior an example of?

AP Psychology 2.5 Learning. Which concept explains why you might not be able to teach your dog to use the toilet?

AP Psychology 3.3 Learning. An example of a primary reinforcer is what?

AP Psychology 1.2 Motivation and Emotion. What would an incentive theorist suggest is the best way to encourage kids to clean their rooms?

AP Psychology 1.1 Motivation and Emotion. The idea in the video is supported by which theory of motivation?

AP Psychology 1.3 Motivation and Emotion. Which of the following theories explain Joe's behavior?

AP Psychology 3.1 Personality. Which psychologist developed the idea that every culture has a collective unconscious that reflects its history and...

AP Psychology 3.3 Personality: Which is NOT one of the five personality traits posited by McCrae and Costa?

AP Psychology 1.1 Personality. According to Freud, these three parts of personality are constantly in conflict.

AP Psychology 1.1 Research Methods. This information is all part of which of the following research processes?

AP Psychology 1.2 Research Methods. The results of testing hypotheses can be used as evidence to create which of the following?

AP Psychology 3.1 Reseach Methods. What is Ella's z-score?

AP Psychology 1.1 Sensation and Perception. The process by which the brain can turn sensory stimuli from the outside world into electrical signals...

AP Psychology 1.2 Sensation and Perception. The cells in the back of the eye that only see in black and white are called what?

AP Psychology 2.3 Sensation and Perception. Bill thinks pickles taste awful. Which of the following is responsible?

AP Psychology 1.1 Social Psychology. Which of the following best describes social psychology?

AP Psychology 1.2 Social Psychology. What is the best choice for producing better productivity?

AP Psychology 2.2 Social Psychology. Which of the following was an independent variable manipulated in Asch's research?

AP Psychology 1.1 States of Consciousness. Who conducted research on REM sleep deprivations?

AP Psychology 3.2 States of Consciousness. Which brain structure acts as the bodies internal clock?

AP Psychology 3.4 States of Consciousness. Which of the following metaphors did Freud use to represent his theory of consciousness? 

AP Psychology 1.1 Testing and Individual Differences. Identify the test in which all conditions are exactly the same for everyone taking it.

AP Psychology 1.2 Testing and Individual Differences. Which type of test is being taken?

AP Psychology 1.3 Testing and Individual Differences. Which researcher proposed the multiple intelligence theory?

AP Psychology 3.3 Treatment of Abnormal Behavior. Members can learn to recognize problems and successes of the unit and work together to improve it...

AP Psychology 3.5 Treatment of Abnormal Behavior. What is rational emotive behavior therapy?

AP Psychology 1.3 Treatment of Abnormal Behavior. What is the phenomenon called?