Question 1

The APS was created because:

Accepted Answer

A)  practicing clinicians wanted their own professional society 
B)  academic psychologists felt that APA was being run too much in clinicians' interests 
C)  the old leaders of the AAAP decided to pull out again 
D)  psychologists hoped having two psychological groups would double Federal funding 
A)  practicing clinicians wanted their own professional society 
B)  academic psychologists felt that APA was being run too much in clinicians' interests 
C)  the old leaders of the AAAP decided to pull out again 
D)  psychologists hoped having two psychological groups would double Federal funding B

Question 2

Although they had different interests, in the 1930s applied psychologists were inextricably linked to academic psychology. One reason for this link was:

Accepted Answer

A)  applied psychologists had to be supervised for clinical training by
Academic psychologists. 
B)  the law in most states demanded they two fields be linked 
C)  both of these 
D)  none of these 
A)  applied psychologists had to be supervised for clinical training by
Academic psychologists. 
B)  the law in most states demanded they two fields be linked 
C)  both of these 
D)  none of these D

Question 3

First force psychology was considered to be ________, while Second Force Psychology was ______. Finally, Third Force psychology was ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Humanistic psychology, Behaviorism, Neuro-science. 
B)  Behaviorism, Psychoanalysis, Humanistic 
C)  Psychoanalysis, Behaviorism, Humanistic 
D)  Structuralism, Gestalt, Counseling. 
A)  Humanistic psychology, Behaviorism, Neuro-science. 
B)  Behaviorism, Psychoanalysis, Humanistic 
C)  Psychoanalysis, Behaviorism, Humanistic 
D)  Structuralism, Gestalt, Counseling. B

Question 4

The concept of the individual underwent important changes form the 19th to the 20th century. How did the concept of Character change into the concept of adjustment? What value did psychologists uphold and why was it hard for them to recognize it as a value?

Accepted Answer

The concept of the individual underwent

Question 5

Until WWII, clinical psychology meant:

Accepted Answer

A)  application of psychology in hospitals 
B)  doing psychotherapy 
C)  administering mental tests 
D)  teaching mental hygiene 
A)  application of psychology in hospitals 
B)  doing psychotherapy 
C)  administering mental tests 
D)  teaching mental hygiene

Question 6

"Project Camelot" was a government scheme to fund social scientists to:

Accepted Answer

A)  devote themselves to pure research, not social problems 
B)  enhance the image of the Kennedy administration 
C)  help the CIA and Pentagon cope with guerilla wars 
D)  provide solutions to poverty and urban crime 
A)  devote themselves to pure research, not social problems 
B)  enhance the image of the Kennedy administration 
C)  help the CIA and Pentagon cope with guerilla wars 
D)  provide solutions to poverty and urban crime

Question 7

Describe the reasons why clinical psychology and psychiatry have had a contentious and competitative relationship in the past?

Accepted Answer

The contentious and competitive relation

Question 8

During WWII industry in the U.S. faced problems that psychologists could help solve. One of these problems was:

Accepted Answer

A)  negotiations with unions 
B)  finding ways to increase happiness among workers and decrease depression. 
C)  retaining workers and improving training and productivity of new workers especially women. 
D)  training women to stay at home and become good mothers while their husbands went to work in factories. 
A)  negotiations with unions 
B)  finding ways to increase happiness among workers and decrease depression. 
C)  retaining workers and improving training and productivity of new workers especially women. 
D)  training women to stay at home and become good mothers while their husbands went to work in factories.

Question 9

Summarize Thomas Szasz's assault on the mental health establishment as discussed in "The Myth of Mental Illness".

Accepted Answer

In "The Myth of Mental Illness," Thomas

Question 10

According to Thomas Szasz's "The myth of mental illness," mental illness is, is what?

Accepted Answer

A)  is not living up to one's fullest potential, similar to humanistic psychology. 
B)  something inside a person's mind that is broken or flawed in some way. 
C)  is not something a person has, but is something he/she does. 
D)  none of these 
A)  is not living up to one's fullest potential, similar to humanistic psychology. 
B)  something inside a person's mind that is broken or flawed in some way. 
C)  is not something a person has, but is something he/she does. 
D)  none of these

Question 11

According to the Vail (Psy.D.) model of training, professional psychologists should be trained primarily as:

Accepted Answer

A)  scientists 
B)  social workers 
C)  psychotherapists 
D)  psychiatrist's assistants 
A)  scientists 
B)  social workers 
C)  psychotherapists 
D)  psychiatrist's assistants

Question 12

The need to provide vocational guidance to GIs in college created the field of ________ psychology.

Accepted Answer

A)  counseling 
B)  clinical 
C)  educational 
D)  school 
A)  counseling 
B)  clinical 
C)  educational 
D)  school

Question 13

What are Rogers' three modes of knowledge? Compare and Contrast how Rogers views humans to that of the behaviorists? What is client-centered psychotherapy?

Accepted Answer

Rogers' three modes of knowledge are exp

Question 14

The Congressional investigation into the CIA's Project Camelot (1965) tarnished social scientists participating in it because:

Accepted Answer

A)  they falsified data and lied to Congress. 
B)  Humanistic Psychologists were supposed to have empathy. 
C)  they appeared to be tools of the government rather than disinterested researchers. 
D)  none of these. 
A)  they falsified data and lied to Congress. 
B)  Humanistic Psychologists were supposed to have empathy. 
C)  they appeared to be tools of the government rather than disinterested researchers. 
D)  none of these.

Question 15

Why was the APS created and what factors led to the break up with the APA?

Accepted Answer

The Association for Psychological Scienc

Question 16

Describe the development of psychoanalysis in the 20th century.

Accepted Answer

Psychoanalysis, developed by Sigmund Fre

Question 17

Ten years after APA president George Miller's 1969 address, in which he argued that "Psychology should be given away" a symposium was held to evaluate progress on giving psychology away. The conclusion was?

Accepted Answer

A)  It had been a complete success; the public understood and embraced psychology. 
B)  It had been somewhat successful, pop psychotherapy and self-help books were being controlled. 
C)  It had been a failure and it was time to take it back. 
D)  It was too early to tell, so most psychologists argued to continue giving it away to the public. 
A)  It had been a complete success; the public understood and embraced psychology. 
B)  It had been somewhat successful, pop psychotherapy and self-help books were being controlled. 
C)  It had been a failure and it was time to take it back. 
D)  It was too early to tell, so most psychologists argued to continue giving it away to the public.

Question 18

In the 19th century good character demanded self-discipline and self-sacrifice, however, in the 20th century self-sacrifice began to be replaced by which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  self-realization 
B)  self-loathing 
C)  progressivism 
D)  absolute morality. 
A)  self-realization 
B)  self-loathing 
C)  progressivism 
D)  absolute morality.

Question 19

According to the text, which of the following was a reason for Timothy Leary and many of the Hippies of the 1960s using LSD and other mind altering drugs?

Accepted Answer

A)  they believed drugs would open the doors to the heart, and they could love other people. 
B)  it was simple conformity everyone else was doing it. 
C)  they believed drugs would open the doors of perception to the spiritual world of the mind. 
D)  they believed drugs would cure their mental problems and neuroses. 
A)  they believed drugs would open the doors to the heart, and they could love other people. 
B)  it was simple conformity everyone else was doing it. 
C)  they believed drugs would open the doors of perception to the spiritual world of the mind. 
D)  they believed drugs would cure their mental problems and neuroses.

Question 20

What reasons were given for "giving psychology away" and why did some psychologists want to "take it back"?

Accepted Answer

The reasons given for "giving psychology

The APS was created because:

Although they had different interests, in the 1930s applied psychologists were inextricably linked to academic psychology. One reason for this link was:

First force psychology was considered to be , while Second Force Psychology was . Finally, Third Force psychology was __.

The concept of the individual underwent important changes form the 19^th to the 20^th century. How did the concept of Character change into the concept of adjustment? What value did psychologists uphold and why was it hard for them to recognize it as a value?

Until WWII, clinical psychology meant:

"Project Camelot" was a government scheme to fund social scientists to:

Describe the reasons why clinical psychology and psychiatry have had a contentious and competitative relationship in the past?

During WWII industry in the U.S. faced problems that psychologists could help solve. One of these problems was:

Summarize Thomas Szasz's assault on the mental health establishment as discussed in "The Myth of Mental Illness".

According to Thomas Szasz's "The myth of mental illness," mental illness is, is what?

According to the Vail (Psy.D.) model of training, professional psychologists should be trained primarily as:

The need to provide vocational guidance to GIs in college created the field of ________ psychology.

What are Rogers' three modes of knowledge? Compare and Contrast how Rogers views humans to that of the behaviorists? What is client-centered psychotherapy?

The Congressional investigation into the CIA's Project Camelot (1965) tarnished social scientists participating in it because:

Why was the APS created and what factors led to the break up with the APA?

Describe the development of psychoanalysis in the 20^th century.

Ten years after APA president George Miller's 1969 address, in which he argued that "Psychology should be given away" a symposium was held to evaluate progress on giving psychology away. The conclusion was?

In the 19^th century good character demanded self-discipline and self-sacrifice, however, in the 20^th century self-sacrifice began to be replaced by which of the following?

According to the text, which of the following was a reason for Timothy Leary and many of the Hippies of the 1960s using LSD and other mind altering drugs?

What reasons were given for "giving psychology away" and why did some psychologists want to "take it back"?

Introduction

The Legacy of Ancient Greece Eea-323 Bce

Antiquity 323 Bce-1000 Ce

The End of the Premodern World 1000-1600 Ce

The Scientific Revolution

The Enlightenment 1700-1815

The Ascent of Science 1815-1914

The Psychology of Consciousness

The Psychology of the Unconscious

The Psychology of Adaptation

Behaviorism 1892-1956

Cognitive Science 1956-2016

The Rise of Applied Psychology 1892-1939

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Exam 14: The Psychological Society 1940-2016

The APS was created because:

Although they had different interests, in the 1930s applied psychologists were inextricably linked to academic psychology. One reason for this link was:

First force psychology was considered to be ________, while Second Force Psychology was ______. Finally, Third Force psychology was ________.

The concept of the individual underwent important changes form the 19th to the 20th century. How did the concept of Character change into the concept of adjustment? What value did psychologists uphold and why was it hard for them to recognize it as a value?

Until WWII, clinical psychology meant:

"Project Camelot" was a government scheme to fund social scientists to:

Describe the reasons why clinical psychology and psychiatry have had a contentious and competitative relationship in the past?

During WWII industry in the U.S. faced problems that psychologists could help solve. One of these problems was:

Summarize Thomas Szasz's assault on the mental health establishment as discussed in "The Myth of Mental Illness".

According to Thomas Szasz's "The myth of mental illness," mental illness is, is what?

According to the Vail (Psy.D.) model of training, professional psychologists should be trained primarily as:

The need to provide vocational guidance to GIs in college created the field of ________ psychology.

What are Rogers' three modes of knowledge? Compare and Contrast how Rogers views humans to that of the behaviorists? What is client-centered psychotherapy?

The Congressional investigation into the CIA's Project Camelot (1965) tarnished social scientists participating in it because:

Why was the APS created and what factors led to the break up with the APA?

Describe the development of psychoanalysis in the 20th century.

Ten years after APA president George Miller's 1969 address, in which he argued that "Psychology should be given away" a symposium was held to evaluate progress on giving psychology away. The conclusion was?

In the 19th century good character demanded self-discipline and self-sacrifice, however, in the 20th century self-sacrifice began to be replaced by which of the following?

According to the text, which of the following was a reason for Timothy Leary and many of the Hippies of the 1960s using LSD and other mind altering drugs?

What reasons were given for "giving psychology away" and why did some psychologists want to "take it back"?

Introduction

The Legacy of Ancient Greece Eea-323 Bce

Antiquity 323 Bce-1000 Ce

The End of the Premodern World 1000-1600 Ce

The Scientific Revolution

The Enlightenment 1700-1815

The Ascent of Science 1815-1914

The Psychology of Consciousness

The Psychology of the Unconscious

The Psychology of Adaptation

Behaviorism 1892-1956

Cognitive Science 1956-2016

The Rise of Applied Psychology 1892-1939

Filters

First force psychology was considered to be , while Second Force Psychology was . Finally, Third Force psychology was __.

The concept of the individual underwent important changes form the 19^th to the 20^th century. How did the concept of Character change into the concept of adjustment? What value did psychologists uphold and why was it hard for them to recognize it as a value?

Describe the development of psychoanalysis in the 20^th century.

In the 19^th century good character demanded self-discipline and self-sacrifice, however, in the 20^th century self-sacrifice began to be replaced by which of the following?