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What is the main objective of a psychologist when interpreting a psychological phenomenon?
What is the main objective of a psychologist when interpreting a psychological phenomenon?
- To use various methodological ways
- To differ from the interpretation of a novice
- To explain and interpret the phenomenon (correct)
- To follow a systematic scientific procedure
In psychology, what constitutes the basic data that are analyzed to study human experiences, mental processes, and behaviors?
In psychology, what constitutes the basic data that are analyzed to study human experiences, mental processes, and behaviors?
- Observations of behavior
- Responses taken on psychological tools or instruments (correct)
- Survey results
- Data from interviews
What is the main focus of the lesson regarding the study of psychological processes?
What is the main focus of the lesson regarding the study of psychological processes?
- Understanding human behavior through observations
- Different approaches to describe, predict, and control behavior (correct)
- Explanation of various psychological tools and instruments
- Importance of theoretical base in psychology
Why do psychologists use a variety of approaches in psychology?
Why do psychologists use a variety of approaches in psychology?
What is the purpose of using various instruments in understanding behavior and psychological processes?
What is the purpose of using various instruments in understanding behavior and psychological processes?
What do psychologists use to obtain responses from individuals in psychology?
What do psychologists use to obtain responses from individuals in psychology?
Which approach focuses on biological structures such as brain, genes, hormones, and neurotransmitters to understand behavior?
Which approach focuses on biological structures such as brain, genes, hormones, and neurotransmitters to understand behavior?
Which approach emphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Which approach emphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Who is considered the father of the humanistic approach?
Who is considered the father of the humanistic approach?
Which approach emphasizes the role of interpersonal experiences and a person's capacity to grow toward psychological maturity?
Which approach emphasizes the role of interpersonal experiences and a person's capacity to grow toward psychological maturity?
Who emphasized an objective analysis of behavior and the association between stimulus and response?
Who emphasized an objective analysis of behavior and the association between stimulus and response?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
Who explored the nature and quality of unconscious through dreams, neuroses, psychoses, work of art, and rituals?
Who explored the nature and quality of unconscious through dreams, neuroses, psychoses, work of art, and rituals?
Which approach assumes that a person seeks to maintain congruence between self and experience as a part of self-actualizing process?
Which approach assumes that a person seeks to maintain congruence between self and experience as a part of self-actualizing process?
Who assumed that majority of human behaviors are triggered by unconscious motivation?
Who assumed that majority of human behaviors are triggered by unconscious motivation?
The unit of analysis for which approach is explicit, objective and overt behavior and its relationship with environmental stimulation?
The unit of analysis for which approach is explicit, objective and overt behavior and its relationship with environmental stimulation?
What is the purpose of using various instruments in understanding behavior and psychological processes?
What is the purpose of using various instruments in understanding behavior and psychological processes?
Which approach emphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Which approach emphasizes the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Who is considered the father of the humanistic approach?
Who is considered the father of the humanistic approach?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
What constitutes the basic data that are analyzed to study human experiences, mental processes, and behaviors?
What constitutes the basic data that are analyzed to study human experiences, mental processes, and behaviors?
Which approach focuses on biological structures such as brain, genes, hormones, and neurotransmitters to understand behavior?
Which approach focuses on biological structures such as brain, genes, hormones, and neurotransmitters to understand behavior?
What is the focus of the biological approach in psychology?
What is the focus of the biological approach in psychology?
Who emphasized the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Who emphasized the role of unconscious motivation in triggering human behaviors?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
Which subdiscipline studies the genetic determinants of behavior?
According to the humanistic approach, what does a person seek to maintain as part of the self-actualizing process?
According to the humanistic approach, what does a person seek to maintain as part of the self-actualizing process?
Who is considered the father of the behaviorist approach?
Who is considered the father of the behaviorist approach?
What is the unit of analysis for the behaviorist approach?
What is the unit of analysis for the behaviorist approach?
Who advocated that behavior is largely governed by the association between stimulus and response?
Who advocated that behavior is largely governed by the association between stimulus and response?
What did Sigmund Freud primarily explore to understand the nature and quality of unconscious?
What did Sigmund Freud primarily explore to understand the nature and quality of unconscious?
What does the humanistic approach assume about a person's capacity?
What does the humanistic approach assume about a person's capacity?
What aspect does the biological approach focus on in regulating feelings, memories, emotions, and other aspects of behavior?
What aspect does the biological approach focus on in regulating feelings, memories, emotions, and other aspects of behavior?
