psychology MCQs – Page 19

Practise multiple-choice questions from psychology for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

psychology Mcqs
361. Which one of the following is based on the principles of classical conditioning?
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A. token economies

B. systematic decentralization

C. differential reinforcement

D. contingency management

362. Which of the following would pay a role in quickly alerting you to a gas leak in your home?
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A. bipolar cells

B. basilar membrane

C. vestibular sacs

D. olfactory receptors
367. The two members of a gene pair are called _________________?
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A. alleles

B. dominant genes

C. clones

D. zygotes

368. What most accurately defines the function of middle ear?
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A. sound-wave amplification

B. formation of neural impulse

C. transmission to the brain

D. sound collection

371. The theory that challenged Helmholtzs theory of color vision is _______________?
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A. opponent-process theory

B. frequency theory

C. trichromatic theory

D. isomorphism

372. This is not a law of perceptual organization _________________?
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A. continuity

B. simplicity

C. closure

D. proximity

373. Studying to avoid bad grade is an example of ___________________?
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A. negative reinforcement

B. positive reinforcement

C. punishment

D. escape

374. Bold words in a textbook is an example of __________________?
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A. a stimulus factor in motivation

B. a personal factor in perception

C. a Gestalt principle of perception

D. a stimulus factor in perception
377. 1039. Myopia, or near sightedness is caused by _______________?
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A. a malfunction of the lens of the eye

B. an elongated eyeball

C. a cloudy cornea

D. an eyeball that has become shortened

379. Which of the following types of learning cannot be directly observed?
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A. verbal learning

B. response learning

C. operant conditioning

D. perceptual learning