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Froggy Jumps AP Psych Quick QuizOnline version AP Psychology review sprint by Lily Fischbach 1 What is the main focus of Behavioral psychology? a Unconscious drives b Cognitive thought processes c Observable, measurable behavior 2 Which theory says emotion comes from awareness of physiological changes? a Cannon-Bard Theory b James-Lange Theory c Schachter-Singer Theory 3 Broca’s area is primarily involved in what function? a Speech production b Language comprehension c Memory recall 4 Which gland is the brain’s master gland? a Hypothalamus b Thyroid gland c Pituitary gland 5 Operant conditioning is best described as? a Learning by observing others b Learning from consequences to increase/decrease behavior c Learning by association of stimuli 6 Which concept explains why test performance can drop due to stereotypes? a Stereotype threat b Fundamental attribution error c Confirmation bias 7 Reliability in testing means? a Ability to generalize results b Consistency of the measurement c Accuracy of the measurement 8 Taste aversion typically demonstrates which type of conditioning? a Classical conditioning with multiple pairings b One-trial conditioning c Operant conditioning with rewards 9 Which brain region processes visual information like color and shape? a Frontal lobe b Occipital lobe (Visual cortex) c Temporal lobe 10 Difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation? a Intrinsic: social approval; Extrinsic: internal satisfaction b Intrinsic: external rewards; Extrinsic: internal goals c Intrinsic: for own sake; Extrinsic: for rewards

Froggy Jumps

AP Psych Quick QuizOnline version

AP Psychology review sprint

by Lily Fischbach

What is the main focus of Behavioral psychology?

Unconscious drives

Cognitive thought processes

Observable, measurable behavior

Which theory says emotion comes from awareness of physiological changes?

Cannon-Bard Theory

James-Lange Theory

Schachter-Singer Theory

Broca’s area is primarily involved in what function?

Speech production

Language comprehension

Memory recall

Which gland is the brain’s master gland?

Hypothalamus

Thyroid gland

Pituitary gland

Operant conditioning is best described as?

Learning by observing others

Learning from consequences to increase/decrease behavior

Learning by association of stimuli

Which concept explains why test performance can drop due to stereotypes?

Stereotype threat

Fundamental attribution error

Confirmation bias

Reliability in testing means?

Ability to generalize results

Consistency of the measurement

Accuracy of the measurement

Taste aversion typically demonstrates which type of conditioning?

Classical conditioning with multiple pairings

One-trial conditioning

Operant conditioning with rewards

Which brain region processes visual information like color and shape?

Frontal lobe

Occipital lobe (Visual cortex)

Temporal lobe

Difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?

Intrinsic: social approval; Extrinsic: internal satisfaction

Intrinsic: external rewards; Extrinsic: internal goals

Intrinsic: for own sake; Extrinsic: for rewards

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AP Psych Quick QuizOnline version

by Lily Fischbach

What is the main focus of Behavioral psychology?

Which theory says emotion comes from awareness of physiological changes?

Broca’s area is primarily involved in what function?

Which gland is the brain’s master gland?

Operant conditioning is best described as?

Which concept explains why test performance can drop due to stereotypes?

Reliability in testing means?

Taste aversion typically demonstrates which type of conditioning?

Which brain region processes visual information like color and shape?

Difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?

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