5 Written Questions

1. Researches and teaches the nature of thinking, memory, and related aspects of mental processes.
2. IRB ensures animals are housed properly, cages large enough, cages cleaned enough, & not cause pain unless that is explicitly being studied with justification to potential benefits to humans/animals.
3. A physician with an M.D. who focuses on mental disorders; unlike psychologists, psychiatrists can prescribe drugs, but they are not trained to administer and interpret psychological tests, nor are they trained to interpret and understand psychological research.
4. The school of psychology that sought to identify the basic elements of experience and to describe the rules and circumstances under which these elements combine to form mental structures. Employed Introspection. Ex: Wundt, Titchener, & Washburn.
5. EVENT: First issue of the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience appears, 1989. IDEA: "The mind is what the brain does."

5 Matching Questions

1. Clinical Neuropsychologist
2. Humanistic Psychology Landmark Events & Key Ideas
3. Cognitive Neuroscience
4. Principle E: Respect for People's Rights & Dignity
5. Gestalt Psychology Landmark Events & Key Ideas

1. a EVENT: Wertheimer's paper on perceived movement, 1912. IDEA: Focus on overall patterns of thoughts or experience; "the whole is more than the sum of its parts."
2. b A blending of cognitive psychology and neuroscience (the study of the brain) that aims to specify how the brain stores and processes information. Ex: George Miller and Michael Gazzaniga.
3. c EVENT: Maslow publishes Motivation and Personality, 1954. IDEA: Nonscientific approach; belief that people have positive values, free will, and deep inner creativity.
4. d Diagnoses effects of brain damage on thoughts, feelings, and behavior, and diagnoses the locus of damage.
5. e Psychologists respect the dignity and worth of all people, and the rights of individuals to privacy, confidentiality, and self-determination.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The type of psychologist that have either a Ph.D. or Psy.D. (doctor of psychology) who provides psychotherapy and is trained to administer and interpret psychological tests.
   1. Clinical Neuropsychologist
   2. Academic Psychologist
   3. Cognitive Psychologist
   4. Clinical Psychologist
2. Psychologists strive to benefit those with whom they work & take care to do no harm.
   1. Principle B: Fidelity & Responsibility
   2. Research with Animals & IRB details
   3. Principle D: Justice
   4. Principle A: Beneficence & Nonmaleficence
3. The type of psychologist who focuses on teaching and conducting research.
   1. Academic Psychologist
   2. Applied Psychologist
   3. Counseling Psychologist
   4. Clinical Psychologist
4. Events that involve the structure and properties of the organ itself-brain cells and their connections, the chemical soup in which they exist, and the genes.
   1. Level of the Group
   2. Psychotherapy
   3. Level of the Person
   4. Level of the Brain
5. The outwardly observable acts of an individual, alone or in a group
   1. Behavior
   2. Psychiatrist
   3. Behaviorism
   4. Unconscious

5 True/False Questions

1. Personality Psychologist → The type of psychologist with either a master's or Ph.D. who studies how to improve products and procedures and conducts research to help solve specific practical problems.

   True        False

2. Sport Psychologist → The type of psychologist with either a master's or Ph.D. who studies how to improve products and procedures and conducts research to help solve specific practical problems.

   True        False

3. Psychotherapy → The process of helping clients learn to change so they can cope with troublesome thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

   True        False

4. Functionalism → The school of psychology that sought to identify the basic elements of experience and to describe the rules and circumstances under which these elements combine to form mental structures. Employed Introspection. Ex: Wundt, Titchener, & Washburn.

   True        False

5. Principle B: Fidelity & Responsibility → Psychologists strive to benefit those with whom they work & take care to do no harm.

   True        False