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Froggy Jumps IB Psychology Quick QuizOnline version Medium-level IB psy topics by Li Zirui 1 Which IB Psychology approach investigates the influence of genetics and neurochemistry on behavior? a Biological level of analysis b Cognitive level of analysis c Sociocultural level of analysis 2 What is the brain-imaging technique that measures blood flow to brain regions? a fMRI b MRI c CAT 3 A student moves to a new country and completely abandons their original culture in order to adopt the new one. Which acculturation strategy is this? a Integration b Separation c Assimilation 4 Which hormone is linked to trust in the biological perspective? a Oxytocin b Serotonin c Dopamine 5 Which principle states behavior is influenced by social and cultural contexts? a Biological level of analysis b Cognitive level of analysis c Sociocultural level of analysis 6 A researcher wants to investigate whether background music affects memory performance. Which is the dependent variable? a A) Type of music played b B) Participants' memory scores c C) The researcher conducting the study 7 You remember exactly where a fact appeared on a page but not the fact itself. a Visuospatial loop b Phonological Loop c Procedural Memory 8 Which ethical guideline requires telling the true aim after deception is used? a Debriefing b Confidentiality c Informed consent 9 Which method is commonly used to test cause-and-effect in psychology? a Naturalistic observation b Random Sampling c Laboratory experiment 10 A researcher carefully follows the same script and instructions for every participant. a A) Increase standardization b B) Increase demand characteristics c C) Increase ecological validity

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IB Psychology Quick QuizOnline version

Medium-level IB psy topics

by Li Zirui

Which IB Psychology approach investigates the influence of genetics and neurochemistry on behavior?

Biological level of analysis

Cognitive level of analysis

Sociocultural level of analysis

What is the brain-imaging technique that measures blood flow to brain regions?

fMRI

MRI

CAT

A student moves to a new country and completely abandons their original culture in order to adopt the new one. Which acculturation strategy is this?

Integration

Separation

Assimilation

Which hormone is linked to trust in the biological perspective?

Oxytocin

Serotonin

Dopamine

Which principle states behavior is influenced by social and cultural contexts?

Biological level of analysis

Cognitive level of analysis

Sociocultural level of analysis

A researcher wants to investigate whether background music affects memory performance. Which is the dependent variable?

A) Type of music played

B) Participants' memory scores

C) The researcher conducting the study

You remember exactly where a fact appeared on a page but not the fact itself.

Visuospatial loop

Phonological Loop

Procedural Memory

Which ethical guideline requires telling the true aim after deception is used?

Debriefing

Confidentiality

Informed consent

Which method is commonly used to test cause-and-effect in psychology?

Naturalistic observation

Random Sampling

Laboratory experiment

A researcher carefully follows the same script and instructions for every participant.

A) Increase standardization

B) Increase demand characteristics

C) Increase ecological validity

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IB Psychology Quick QuizOnline version

by Li Zirui

Which IB Psychology approach investigates the influence of genetics and neurochemistry on behavior?

What is the brain-imaging technique that measures blood flow to brain regions?

A student moves to a new country and completely abandons their original culture in order to adopt the new one. Which acculturation strategy is this?

Which hormone is linked to trust in the biological perspective?

Which principle states behavior is influenced by social and cultural contexts?

A researcher wants to investigate whether background music affects memory performance. Which is the dependent variable?

You remember exactly where a fact appeared on a page but not the fact itself.

Which ethical guideline requires telling the true aim after deception is used?

Which method is commonly used to test cause-and-effect in psychology?

A researcher carefully follows the same script and instructions for every participant.

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