psychology MCQs – Page 26

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 Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.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
504. As a person caloric intake increases, his weight gain also increases. This is an example of ____________?
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A. case history

B. negative correlation

C. positive correlation

D. correlation

507. The approach that suggest behavior is influenced by unconscious is ___________?
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A. psychoanalysis

B. humanism

C. interactive dualism

D. phenomenology

508. Follicle-stimulating hormone is secreted by the ____________?
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A. ovaries

B. pituitary gland

C. hypothalamus

D. testes

509. In speech impairment from brain damage, damage has occurred in ____________?
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A. left cerebral hemisphere

B. regular formation

C. corpus collosum

D. right cerebral hemisphere

510. Neurons generally cannot fire at rates exceeding 100 impulses per second. This maximum firing rate can be largely attributed to ____________?
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A. excitatory postsynaptic potentials

B. relative refractory periods

C. absolute refractory periods

D. spatial summation

511. Eriksons trust vs mistrust stage occurs during _______________?
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A. early childhood

B. middle childhood

C. early adulthood

D. infancy
512. Innate behavior patterns develop primarily as a function of _______________?
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A. instrumental conditioning

B. infant stimulation

C. maturation

D. learning

514. In developmental terminology, PKU refers to _________________?
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A. Downs syndrome

B. sickle cell

C. a hereditary enzyme deficiency

D. the effect of thalidomide

515. The lobes of the brain located in the back of the head are ____________?
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A. parietal lobes

B. occipital lobes

C. temporal lobes

D. frontal lobes

517. The gate control theory of pain perception presumes that pain signals are blocked by ____________?
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A. efferent neurons

B. non-myelinated neurons

C. myelinated neurons

D. afferent neurons