General Psychology-History (GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) Psychology): Questions 5 - 7 of 18
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Question number: 5
» General Psychology » History
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Find the pair which does not match:
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| a. | Dewey Functionalism |
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| b. | Frankl Cognitive Psychology |
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| c. | Adler individual Psychology |
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| d. | Titchener Structuralism |
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| e. | James Stream of Consciousness |
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Question number: 6
» General Psychology » History
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The detailed analysis of the conscious perception of physical stimuli was given its first major boost by
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| Choice (5) | Response | |
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| a. | Koffka, who founded Gestalt psychology |
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| b. | Wundt, who advocated introspectionism |
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| c. | James, who studied the stream of conscious |
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| d. | Hering, who studied color vision |
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| e. | Horney, who advocated self-analysis |
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Question number: 7
» General Psychology » History
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Dan has difficulty with dating. Whenever his friends point out a woman they think he should approach, he finds himself thinking about how she will probably reject him. As a result, he rarely asks anyone out, and he complains to his friends that women don’t like “nice guys. ” A cognitive psychologist would probably say that Dan should
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| a. | work towards what is most important to him rather than focusing on his friends’ ideas of what is attractive or on their insistence that he find someone to date. |
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| b. | use free association to explore long-forgotten childhood experiences and traumas. |
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| c. | understand what involves him away from the pattern |
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| d. | examine his childhood experiences for the source of his lack of confidence. |
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| e. | examine his thoughts and actions to see what keeps him stuck in this pattern. |
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