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Final Review Trivia!! Make sure you have a team name Designated, a person to take score, and a person to bring up answers

Question #1 The internal balance of physiological changes in the body is referred to as what?

Answer #1 Homeostasis

Question #2 Curt works 40 hours a week to receive a paycheck to pay for items he wants Curt has what type of motivation to work?

Answer #2 Extrinsic Motivation

Nerd Doubler! Pavlov’s dog experiment is an example of what type of conditioning ? Pavlov trained a dog to salivate at the sound of a bell by pairing food with the sound of a bell using the following terms explain how this works Conditioned stimulus Conditioned response Neutral Stimulus Unconditioned response

Nerd Doubler Answer! Classical Conditioning Food is the neutral stimulus Bell is the conditioned stimulus Salivate is the unconditioned response Salivate is the conditioned response

Question #4 Negative Reinforcement, Positive Reinforcement, and punishment are all examples of what type of conditioning?

Answer #4 Operant Conditioning

Question #5 John’s father is unhappy about the constant volume of John’s stereo so he yells at John to turn in down. To stop his dads yelling John turns his music down. This is an example of what type of operant conditioning?

Answer #5 Negative Reinforcement

Question #6 Miss Cook’s class wants Derik to perform a cartwheel without directly telling him. They clap their hands whenever Derik gets closer to performing the cartwheel. Their claps get louder when he gets down onto the ground and go crazy when he gets ready and performs the cartwheel. Miss Cook’s class is using what type of reinforcement

Answer #6 Shaping

Question #7 Examples of this type of test include the ACT, SAT, and explore

Answer #7 Aptitude Test

Question #8 The symptoms for this type of disorder include delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia

Answer #8 Schizophrenia

Question #9 This type of behavior therapy uses a step system to help the person get rid of anxiety and fear It is mainly used with phobias and OCD

Answer #9 Systematic Desensitization

Question #10 The goal of this type of psychologist is to use therapy to help the person realize that the undesirable symptoms are learned.

Answer #10 Behaviorist Add up all your points

Final Question Create Maslow’s hierarchy of needs using the following needs Starting with the most basic need as #1 Safety Physiological Self Actualization Belongingness Self Esteem

Answer Final 1. Physiological 2. Safety 3. Belongingness 4. Self-Esteem 5. Self-Actualization