Brain and Behaviour Week 1 (EASY)

Which of the following is NOT a setting where psychologists work?

What is the main focus of the psychodynamic approach in psychology?

Who is credited with transforming psychology from philosophy to science?

Which approach in psychology emphasizes learned behavior through rewards and punishment?

What is the main goal of the structuralism approach in psychology?

Which field is psychology rooted in?

What method do psychologists use to seek answers and draw conclusions?

Which approach in psychology focuses on patterns of physiological reactions?

What is the main focus of positive psychology?

What are psychologists interested in when studying behavior?

Which organization accredits undergraduate psychology programs in Australia?

What is the next step after completing an undergraduate degree in psychology?

What is the purpose of the Honours program in psychology?

How long does it typically take to complete a Master's degree in psychology?

Which type of postgraduate degree in psychology is more research-focused?

What is the minimum number of supervised practice hours required for registration as a psychologist?

What is the final step after completing the required supervised practice hours?

What is the purpose of endorsement in a specialization?

What is the requirement for ongoing professional development as a registered psychologist?

What is the purpose of the Graduate Attributes?

Which approach in psychology focuses on the study of hormones and genes?

What has modern psychology shifted its focus from?

What perspective in psychology is concerned with how we adapt to our environment to survive and reproduce?

What has helped us better understand the role of genes and hormones in our behavior?

What is the main focus of the psychodynamic approach in psychology?

Which field of psychology studies changes that occur as we evolve to cope with living in the modern day?

Which field of psychology focuses on the unconscious mind and the influence of early childhood experiences on behavior and mental processes?

What is the main goal of the behaviorism approach in psychology?

What is the main focus of the functionalism approach in psychology?

What is the main goal of the structuralism approach in psychology?

What method is commonly used in the psychoanalysis approach to psychology?

What is the main focus of the psychodynamic approach in psychology?

Which theory examines how individuals develop and interact within various environmental systems?

Which approach focuses on the influence of evolutionary processes on human behavior and cognition?

Which approach examines positive aspects of human experience, such as happiness and well-being?

Which approach emphasizes learned behavior through rewards and punishment?

Which approach focuses on understanding parent-child relationships, emotional regulation, and social interactions throughout the lifespan?

Which approach examines human nature, mating strategies, and adaptation to different environments?

Which approach in psychology focuses on understanding how individuals perceive and experience the world as integrated wholes?

Which approach in psychology focuses on explaining and predicting behavior based on observable stimuli and responses?

Which approach in psychology emphasizes the potential for personal growth, self-actualization, and the importance of subjective experiences and free will?

Which approach in psychology focuses on examining mental processes such as perception, memory, attention, and problem-solving?

Which approach in psychology focuses on the influence of social and cultural factors on individual behavior and mental processes?

Which approach in psychology focuses on uncovering and resolving unconscious conflicts, understanding human behavior, and alleviating psychological distress?

What is the main focus of the cognitive approach in psychology?

Which approach in psychology focuses on the study of physiological effects such as hormones, genes, and the nervous system?

What was the shift in psychology that led to the development of scientific psychology?

What does empiricism suggest in the context of psychology?

What is the role of the scientific method in the study of psychology?

What does psychology study in terms of cognitive processes and behavior?

Which approach in psychology focuses on cognitive processes and our perception of events?

What is the main focus of the biological approach in psychology?

What was the shift in psychology that led to the development of scientific psychology?

What does empiricism suggest in the context of psychology?

What is the role of the scientific method in the study of psychology?

What is the main focus of psychology as a scientific method?