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Froggy Jumps MindScape: Grade 10 Psychology QuizOnline version Mental concepts in English by Rhiana Estor 1 Which memory type has huge capacity but very short duration, lasting about a fraction of a second? a Iconic memory b Short-term memory c Echoic memory 2 According to Piaget, which stage involves logical thinking about concrete objects? a Formal operational stage b Sensorimotor stage c Concrete operational stage 3 In operant conditioning, what increases the likelihood of a behavior? a Extinction b Punishment c Reinforcement 4 In stress psychology, what is the process of changing how you think about a stressor to reduce its impact? a Cognitive appraisal b Cognitive dissonance c Mindfulness meditation 5 Which research method establishes cause-and-effect by manipulating variables? a Experiment b Survey c Case study 6 Which bias involves favoring information that confirms preconceptions? a Confirmation bias b Hindsight bias c Availability heuristic 7 Erikson's stage for adolescence centers on identity vs role confusion; a healthy outcome is a coherent sense of self. True or False? a False b True c Only in early adolescence 8 Which neuron component receives signals from other neurons? a Soma b Dendrites c Axon 9 What type of memory helps recall facts like 'Paris is the capital of France'? a Episodic memory b Procedural memory c Semantic memory 10 Which motivation theory describes moving from basic to self-actualization when needs are unmet? a Maslow's hierarchy of needs b Drive-reduction theory c Self-determination theory

Froggy Jumps

MindScape: Grade 10 Psychology QuizOnline version

Mental concepts in English

by Rhiana Estor

Which memory type has huge capacity but very short duration, lasting about a fraction of a second?

Iconic memory

Short-term memory

Echoic memory

According to Piaget, which stage involves logical thinking about concrete objects?

Formal operational stage

Sensorimotor stage

Concrete operational stage

In operant conditioning, what increases the likelihood of a behavior?

Extinction

Punishment

Reinforcement

In stress psychology, what is the process of changing how you think about a stressor to reduce its impact?

Cognitive appraisal

Cognitive dissonance

Mindfulness meditation

Which research method establishes cause-and-effect by manipulating variables?

Experiment

Survey

Case study

Which bias involves favoring information that confirms preconceptions?

Confirmation bias

Hindsight bias

Availability heuristic

Erikson's stage for adolescence centers on identity vs role confusion; a healthy outcome is a coherent sense of self. True or False?

False

True

Only in early adolescence

Which neuron component receives signals from other neurons?

Soma

Dendrites

Axon

What type of memory helps recall facts like 'Paris is the capital of France'?

Episodic memory

Procedural memory

Semantic memory

Which motivation theory describes moving from basic to self-actualization when needs are unmet?

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

Drive-reduction theory

Self-determination theory

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Which memory type has huge capacity but very short duration, lasting about a fraction of a second?

According to Piaget, which stage involves logical thinking about concrete objects?

In operant conditioning, what increases the likelihood of a behavior?

In stress psychology, what is the process of changing how you think about a stressor to reduce its impact?

Which research method establishes cause-and-effect by manipulating variables?

Which bias involves favoring information that confirms preconceptions?

Erikson's stage for adolescence centers on identity vs role confusion; a healthy outcome is a coherent sense of self. True or False?

Which neuron component receives signals from other neurons?

What type of memory helps recall facts like 'Paris is the capital of France'?

Which motivation theory describes moving from basic to self-actualization when needs are unmet?

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