Psychology - Multiple Choice Quiz on Psychoanalytic Theories

Which psychological theory emphasizes a person's interpersonal relationships and their relationship to society?

What does the practice of allowing the patient to discuss thoughts, dreams, memories, or words, regardless of coherency, refer to?

According to Freud, which psychological theory focuses on the unconscious psychological drives and forces within individuals that explain human behavior and personality?

What is the global term used to cover minor psychiatric conditions such as anxiety, depression, obsessional and phobic neuroses, without an organic basis and without loss of touch with reality?

Which scientific study focuses on abnormal behavior with the intent to predict reliably, explain, diagnose, identify causes, and treat maladaptive behavior?

What method of learning uses rewards and punishment to modify behavior?

Who is known for the theory of cognitive psychology?

Which disorder is characterized by uncontrollable and recurring thoughts combined with repetitive behaviors?

Which defense mechanism involves projecting undesirable feelings or emotions onto someone else?

What does the term 'collective unconscious' represent in the context of psychology?

What is the main focus of a neuroscientist's work?

What is the main characteristic of an identity crisis?

What does the concept of 'self-actualization' refer to?

What is the focus of behaviorists' theory of learning?

What is the main characteristic of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

What does the term 'unconditioned response' refer to in psychology?

What does the term 'psychosis' refer to in psychology?

What is the main focus of abnormal psychology?

What is the global term used to cover minor psychiatric conditions without an organic basis and without loss of touch with reality?

Which psychological theory emphasizes a person's interpersonal relationships and their relationship to society?

What method of learning uses rewards and punishment to modify behavior?

According to Freud, which psychological theory focuses on the unconscious psychological drives and forces within individuals that explain human behavior and personality?

What does the scientific study of abnormal behavior aim to do?

What does the practice of allowing the patient to discuss thoughts, dreams, memories, or words, regardless of coherency, refer to?

'The scientific study of abnormal behavior, with the intent to predict reliably, explain, diagnose, identify the causes of, and treat maladaptive behavior' is associated with which field?

What is the focus of analytical psychology?

What is the main characteristic of an identity crisis?

Which disorder is characterized by uncontrollable and recurring thoughts combined with repetitive behaviors?

What does the concept of 'self-actualization' refer to?

What does the term 'collective unconscious' represent in the context of psychology?

What method of learning uses rewards and punishment to modify behavior?

What does the term 'psychosis' refer to in psychology?

What does the practice of allowing the patient to discuss thoughts, dreams, memories, or words, regardless of coherency, refer to?

"What is the global term used to cover minor psychiatric conditions such as anxiety, depression, obsessional and phobic neuroses, without an organic basis and without loss of touch with reality?"

What does the term 'archetypes' represent in the context of psychology?

What does the term 'neuroscientist' refer to?

What is the main characteristic of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

What is the main focus of psychodynamic theory?

What is the primary emphasis of neo Freudian theory?

What does the term 'neurotic disorder' encompass in psychology?

What is the main characteristic of abnormal psychology?

What does the term 'operant conditioning' involve?

What is the primary focus of analytical psychology?

What does the term 'abnormal psychology' primarily aim to do?

What is the main characteristic of a neurotic disorder?

What does the concept of 'operant conditioning' refer to?

What is the main emphasis of psychoanalytic theory?

What does the term 'analytical psychology' focus on?

What is the primary characteristic of a global term encompassing minor psychiatric conditions such as anxiety, depression, obsessional, and phobic neuroses?

Which psychological theory emphasizes the idea that how and what people think leads to the arousal of emotions and behaviors?

What is the term used to describe a long-lasting disorder characterized by uncontrollable and recurring thoughts combined with repetitive behaviors?

Which defense mechanism involves ignoring the reality of a situation to avoid anxiety?

What does the term 'collective unconscious' represent in the context of psychology?

What is the main characteristic of an identity crisis?

What does the concept of 'self-actualization' refer to?

What is the global term used to cover minor psychiatric conditions such as anxiety, depression, obsessional and phobic neuroses, without an organic basis and without loss of touch with reality?

What method of learning uses rewards and punishment to modify behavior?

What does the scientific study of abnormal behavior aim to do?

According to Freud, which psychological theory focuses on the unconscious psychological drives and forces within individuals that explain human behavior and personality?

What does the term 'archetypes' represent in the context of psychology?

What is the main focus of behaviorists' theory of learning?