Philosophy
Which of the following is a British empiricist:
- Descartes
- Hobbes
- Locke
- Binet
Who didn’t drop things from the Leaning Tower of Pisa but was a rationalist:
- Galvani
- Galileo
- Galton8
- Gall
Whose philosophy of science inspired many people, including Freud and Wundt:
- Rousseau
- Brentano
- Skinner
- Frankl
Whose laws of association are still used today:
- Helmholtz
- Descartes
- Titchener
- Aristotle
Hobbes is best known for:
- Psychosexual stages
- Mirrors of the soul
- Trains of thought
- Self-actualization
Experimental Physiology
Who is best known for describing the just noticeable difference (jnd):
- Helmholtz
- Galvani
- Weber
- Bell
Who believed he had discovered animal electricity:
- Helmholtz
- Galvani
- Weber
- Bell
Who used ablation to disprove phrenology:
- Flourens
- Franklin
- Fechner
- Fromm
Who measured the speed of a neuron (thought impossible):
- Helmholtz
- Galton
- Pavlov
- Ribot
Charles Bell showed that an individual nerve is NOT:
- Bidirectional
- Symmetrical
- Electrical
- Chemical
Founders
Who specialized in the study of sound:
- Titchener
- Stumpf
- Wundt
- James
Who is best known as a founder of functionalism:
- Titchener
- Stumpf
- Wundt
- James
Who showed the importance of studying pathology:
- Ebbinghaus
- Darwin
- Pavlov
- Ribot
Who proposed a theory of volition::
- Skinner
- Watson
- Wundt
- Bell
Wundt’s Volkspsychology (folk psychology) was :
- Non-experimental
- Psychosomatic
- Inductive
- Reflexive
Countries
Which German psychologist embraced pragmatism and logical positivism:
- Clever Hans
- Ebbinghaus
- Watson
- Mach
Which German psychologist greatly influenced BF Skinner:
- Ebbinghaus
- Watson
- Mach
- Bell
Which focuses on psychopathology:
- Japanese psychology
- Russian psychology
- French psychology
- British psychology
Which has the most psychologists:
- American psychology
- Japanese psychology
- German psychology
- French psychology
Galton was a part of:
- American psychology
- German psychology
- French psychology
- British psychology
Schools
What was the 3rd wave of psychology:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Adler was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Maslow was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Which was the first cognitive theory of psychology:
- Information Processing
- Functionalism
- Structuralism
- Behaviorism
Titchener was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Functionalism
- Structuralism
- Humanism
Philosophy
Which of the following is a British empiricist:
- Descartes
- Hobbes
- Locke
- Binet
Who didn’t drop things from the Leaning Tower of Pisa but was a rationalist:
- Galvani
- Galileo
- Galton
- Gall
Whose philosophy of science inspired many people, including Freud and Wundt:
- Rousseau
- Brentano
- Skinner
- Frankl
Whose laws of association are still used today:
- Helmholtz
- Descartes
- Titchener
- Aristotle
Hobbes is best known for:
- Psychosexual stages
- Mirrors of the soul
- Trains of thought
- Self-actualization
Experimental Physiology
Who is best known for describing the just noticeable difference (jnd):
- Helmholtz
- Galvani
- Weber
- Bell
Who believed he had discovered animal electricity:
- Helmholtz
- Galvani
- Weber
- Bell
Who used ablation to disprove phrenology:
- Flourens
- Franklin
- Fechner
- Fromm
Who measured the speed of a neuron (thought impossible):
- Helmholtz
- Galton
- Pavlov
- Ribot
Charles Bell showed that an individual nerve is NOT:
- Bidirectional
- Symmetrical
- Electrical
- Chemical
Founders
Who specialized in the study of sound:
- Titchener
- Stumpf
- Wundt
- James
Who is best known as a founder of functionalism:
- Titchener
- Stumpf
- Wundt
- James
Who showed the importance of studying pathology:
- Ebbinghaus
- Darwin
- Pavlov
- Ribot
Who proposed a theory of volition::
- Skinner
- Watson
- Wundt
- Bell
Wundt’s Volkspsychology (folk psychology) was :
- Non-experimental
- Psychosomatic
- Inductive
- Reflexive
Countries
Which German psychologist embraced pragmatism and logical positivism:
- Clever Hans
- Ebbinghaus
- Watson
- Mach
Which German psychologist greatly influenced BF Skinner:
- Ebbinghaus
- Watson
- Mach
- Bell
Which focuses on psychopathology:
- Japanese psychology
- Russian psychology
- French psychology
- British psychology
Which has the most psychologists:
- American psychology
- Japanese psychology
- German psychology
- French psychology
Galton was a part of:
- American psychology
- German psychology
- French psychology
- British psychology
Schools
What was the 3rd wave of psychology:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Adler was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Maslow was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Cognitive
Which was the first cognitive theory of psychology:
- Information Processing
- Functionalism
- Structuralism
- Behaviorism
Titchener was in which school of thought:
- Psychoanalysis
- Functionalism
- Structuralism
- Humanism
Courses
- Lifespan Development
- Abnormal Psychology
- Biological Psychology
- General Psychology
- Research Methods
- History & Systems
- Social Psychology
- Personality
- Perception
- Cognition
- Statistics
- Learning
- Memory
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