Psychology Test 15
Name ___________________
______________1. It is said to be short madness.?
_____________________ 2. It examines emotions and the involuntary physical changes that signal emotional
arousal?
_______________ 3. The body has a what to maintain a particular weight? Also called a thermostat?
________________ 4. He developed a hierarchy
of needs?
________________5. In the hierarchy of
needs, what is at the top?
________________ 6. This system is designed
to maintain weight and nutrient levels?
________________ 7. On Maslow’s chart-
where is the physiological needs?
________________8. This motivational theory
is- we are pushed to reduce drives and achieve optimum
arousal?
________________9. A complex behavior must
have a fixed pattern throughout the species and be unlearned-
this is called?
________________ 10. The physiological
aim of drive reduction is what? It means the maintenance of a steady
internal state?
________________11. There are two types
of thinking- this type you think in different directions in search
of multiple answers to problems
________________________________12. What
is intrinsic motivation?
________________13. It is a transitory
form of love characterized by strong emotional reactions and arousal,
sexual desires, ___ fantasies.?
________________14. Person is significantly
underweight yet feels fat- this is called?
________________ 15. Which type- intrinsic
or extrinsic- you seek rewards or avoid punishment?
________________ 16. It is a need or desire that serves to energize behavior
and to direct it toward a goal?
________________17. Water on the brain caused by excessive production of cerebrospinal fluid is called?
________________ 18. When you are emotionally aroused, you are __ aroused?
________________ 19. This part of the brain
regulates temperature, hunger and thirst?
________________ 20. It is the physiological changes and conscious feelings of pleasantness or
unpleasantness, aroused by external and _____ stimuli, that lead to behavioral
reactions?
________________ 21. A good test must have dependably consistent scores. This is called
________________ 22. This cortex receives
and sends information to the right place in the brain?
________________ 23. He developed classical
conditioning with dogs?
________________ 24. Relative permanent
change in an organism’s behavior due to experience is called?
________________ 25. Drugs that cause altered
states of perception and can cause flashbacks are called?