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    Cognitive: End of topic test

    Q1: Match the assumption with the example

    Behaviour can be explainedby internal mentalprocesses

    For example, Loftus performedmany experiments intomemory

    The human mind can be

    compared to a computer

    For example, schemas, or

    things such as perception andthinking

    Psychology is a science andshould be investigated in ascientific way

    For example, the multi-storemodel of memory whichcontains inputs, processes andoutputs

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    Q2: In psychology, what is a laboratory?a) A place containing scientific equipmentb) An room which is under the control of the experimenter

    c) A room in which only trained psychologists may workd) Anywhere where a psychologists carries out research[1]

    Q3: Identify the independent variable (IV) and the dependant variable (DV) inthe following experiment.

    A researcher is investigating the effect of caffeine on reaction times. Theparticipants have to drink a cup of coffee, and then press a key on a keyboard whena stimulus is presented. Their reaction time is measured in milliseconds.

    IV: ___________________________________ DV: ________________________________[2]

    Q4: In Loftus and Zanni, (1975) participants were asked either if they had seena broken headlight or the broken headlight. The results were:

    a) More people who heard the word the reported seeing a headlightb) More people who heard the word a reported seeing a headlightc) There was no difference between the two groupsd) Those asked with the gave a higher average speed than those asked a

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    Q5: Chose the statements below which best describe the strengths of labstudies with humans.

    Cause and effect

    relationships can be

    established

    Ecological

    validity is

    always high

    Because of the strict

    controls, the

    experiment can not

    be repeated

    Quantitative data is

    usually collected which

    is easy to analyse

    Due to the standardised

    procedures, lab

    experiments are

    replicable

    Extraneous

    variables can

    be controlled

    Qualitative data is

    collected which is

    high in validity

    There is little risk of

    demand characteristics

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    Q6 a): Aside from laboratory experiments name the other type of methodologyused in the cognitive approach.

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    Q6 b): Name the study in the cognitive approach which uses this method.

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    Q8: The following is a picture from which experiment?a) Ross (1977)b) Heider and Simmel (1944)

    c) Kelley (1960)d) Jones and Davis (1965)[1]

    Q9: I see a man drop litter on the floor. I conclude that he is lazy and does notcare about the environment. What type of attribution have I made?

    a) Covariationalb) Situationalc) Dispositionald) External

    [1]Q10: Which of the following best describes the FAE?

    a) We are predisposed to attribute a situational cause for a persons behaviourb) We are predisposed to attribute a dispositional cause for a persons

    behaviourc) We are predisposed to make internal attributions about ourselvesd) We are predisposed to make external attributions about those who are

    dissimilar to us.[1]

    Q11: If consistency, distinctiveness and consensus are all high, what type ofattribution do we make?

    a) Internalb) Externalc) Stabled) Unstable

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    Q12: Complete Becks negative cognitive triad.

    [2]Q11: What does CBT stand for?

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    Q12: Briefly describe something that the therapist will do during CBT.

    Negative viewof self

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    Q13: Name the three stages of Meichnbaums SIT

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    Q14: Outline one strength of the cognitive approach

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    Q15: Outline one weakness of the cognitive approach

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    Q16: The cognitive approach is mainlya) Nomotheticb) Ideographic

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