Psychology Themes and Variations, 5th Canadian Edition Wayne Weiten | TEST BANK
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Chapter 1 - The Evolution of Psychology
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1. Imagine that you ha
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Psychology Themes and Variations, 5th Canadian Edition Wayne Weiten | TEST BANK
Name: Class: Date:
Chapter 1 - The Evolution of Psychology
Copyright Cengage Learning. Powered by Cognero. Page 1
1. Imagine that you have gone to visit your PSYC 1001 professor during his office hours and find out that he has a time
machine in his office. He explains that the time machine works, except for a programming glitch that restricts the
destination of the machine. This particular time machine can only travel to the laboratories of past psychology researchers.
Seeing as you are an avid first-year psychology student, you boldly ask your professor if you can take a ride to a past
laboratory. Surprisingly, he agrees, so you hop in, ready to travel back in time. You choose to travel back to Vienna in the
early 1900s to talk to Sigmund Freud. You enter his office when he is in a session with a patient. Which of the following
would you NOT expect to hear?
a. The patient describing the dream she had last night in great detail.
b. Freud asking his patient why she believes she dreamed about her cat eating a mouse.
c. Freud asking the patient to describe the behaviours of the characters in her dream.
d. The patient asking Freud what he thinks of her dream about her cat eating a mouse.
ANSWER: b
2. You travel to the office of B. F. Skinner. You ask him how he thinks you can stop your bad habit of biting your nails.
What does he suggest you do?
a. Scare yourself with stories about terrible illnesses and infections caused by nail-biting.
b. Paint a vomit-inducing polish on your nails so you will learn to associate nail-biting with vomiting.
c. Reward yourself every time you make it a week without biting your nails.
d. Think about the reason why you bite your nails and work to correct that instead.
ANSWER: c
3. When you visit _____________, he explains that your roommate is most likely stealing your food because
________________.
a. Abraham Maslow; his physiological needs are greater than his need for self-esteem
b. Carl Rogers; his physiological needs are greater than his need to be accepted
c. Carl Rogers; his need for achievement is greater than his need to be accepted
d. Abraham Maslow; he has met the steps of the needs hierarchy before his need to be accepted
ANSWER: a
4. You (and most other individuals) are under the impression that humans have the power to choose their own beliefs and
behaviours. When you mention this to ____________, he disagrees and you get into a heated argument about your beliefs
and his controversial theories.
a. Abraham Maslow b. B.F. Skinner
c. Wilhelm Wundt d. Sigmund Freud
ANSWER: b
5. Raphael and Paxton are roommates. Because they’re both psychology majors, they choose to dress up as their favourite
early psychologists for a Halloween party in their building. They also challenge one another to act like these psychologists
all night, and the first one to break character has to take out the trash until the end of semester. Raphael’s friend Samantha
says that her best friend just started dating the guy Samantha had a crush on. Raphael asks Samantha, “And how did that
make you feel?” Who is Raphael dressed as?
a. Rene Descartes b. Wilhelm Wundt
c. Max Wertheimer d. William James
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