Question 1

What is a 'correlated hypothesis' in Greenspoon's studies on unconscious conditioning?

Accepted Answer

Participants cannot infer the

Question 2

Sentences heard before:

Accepted Answer

A)  are perceived less clearly than novel sentences when presented in noise. 
B)  are perceived more clearly than novel sentences when presented in noise. 
C)  are perceived similarly to novel sentences when presented in noise. 
D)  are easily misunderstood when subsequently heard in noise. 
A)  are perceived less clearly than novel sentences when presented in noise. 
B)  are perceived more clearly than novel sentences when presented in noise. 
C)  are perceived similarly to novel sentences when presented in noise. 
D)  are easily misunderstood when subsequently heard in noise.

Question 3

__________ theory tries to explain hypnosis by suggesting that hypnotic actions are produced intentionally but feel unintentional because people are not aware of those intentions.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ theory tries to explain hypnosis by...

Question 4

What was the most common reaction after Mesmer's treatment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Convulsions 
B)  Vomit 
C)  Cry 
D)  Falling asleep 
A)  Convulsions 
B)  Vomit 
C)  Cry 
D)  Falling asleep

Question 5

Which of the following researchers won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2002 for their work on human judgement, including the discovery of the anchoring effect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Newell 
B)  Kahneman 
C)  Doyen 
D)  Zajonc 
A)  Newell 
B)  Kahneman 
C)  Doyen 
D)  Zajonc

Question 6

Why was consciousness a taboo for the behaviourist perspective?

Accepted Answer

A)  It was considered a philosophical concept rather than a psychological phenomenon. 
B)  It could not be observed. 
C)  It was not considered as interesting. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  It was considered a philosophical concept rather than a psychological phenomenon. 
B)  It could not be observed. 
C)  It was not considered as interesting. 
D)  None of the above.

Question 7

__________ is to 'unconscious does not exist' as __________ is to 'consciousness has no function'.

Accepted Answer

A)  Wegner; Dulany 
B)  Dulany; Wegner 
C)  Dulany; Seth 
D)  Seth; Wegner 
A)  Wegner; Dulany 
B)  Dulany; Wegner 
C)  Dulany; Seth 
D)  Seth; Wegner

Question 8

The __________ allows to distinguish conscious and unconscious processes in tasks involving both, the so called __________ tasks.

Accepted Answer

process di

Question 9

Emotions involve three types of changes: __________, __________ and __________.

Accepted Answer

cognitive,

Question 10

According to the __________, feedback loops produce conscious experience.

Accepted Answer

A)  Complexity theory 
B)  Re-entry theory 
C)  Higher-order theory 
D)  Global workspace theory 
A)  Complexity theory 
B)  Re-entry theory 
C)  Higher-order theory 
D)  Global workspace theory

Question 11

In backward masking, the mask is presented:

Accepted Answer

A)  before the target 
B)  together with the target 
C)  after the target 
D)  the mask is never presented 
A)  before the target 
B)  together with the target 
C)  after the target 
D)  the mask is never presented

Question 12

People realizing later that they had been in love all along is an example of __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of People realizing later that they had been...

Question 13

What is the psychological explanation for ideomotor actions?

Accepted Answer

Imagination of an ac

Question 14

What does the priming effect in people with amnesia show?

Accepted Answer

They have

Question 15

Which of the following elements is required for a mental state to be conscious according to the higher-order theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  Perception 
B)  First-order mental state 
C)  Higher-order mental state 
D)  Lower-order mental state 
A)  Perception 
B)  First-order mental state 
C)  Higher-order mental state 
D)  Lower-order mental state

Question 16

The increase in accuracy or speed in performing a task because of the stimulus has been presented before is called ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The increase in accuracy or speed in...

Question 17

How many people can experience the easier hypnotic suggestions?

Accepted Answer

The answer of How many people can experience the easier...

Question 18

Describe the concept of 'flexibility' within the integration theory framework and how this differs for conscious and unconscious information.

Accepted Answer

Flexibility refers to the use of informa

Question 19

Which of the following theories is not a theory of conscious content?

Accepted Answer

A)  Re-entry theory 
B)  Global workspace theory 
C)  Higher-order theory 
D)  Complexity theory 
A)  Re-entry theory 
B)  Global workspace theory 
C)  Higher-order theory 
D)  Complexity theory

Question 20

What form of irrational priming is frequently replicated? Describe it and provide an example.

Accepted Answer

The anchoring effect. People given a num

What is a 'correlated hypothesis' in Greenspoon's studies on unconscious conditioning?

Sentences heard before:

__________ theory tries to explain hypnosis by suggesting that hypnotic actions are produced intentionally but feel unintentional because people are not aware of those intentions.

What was the most common reaction after Mesmer's treatment?

Which of the following researchers won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2002 for their work on human judgement, including the discovery of the anchoring effect?

Why was consciousness a taboo for the behaviourist perspective?

is to 'unconscious does not exist' as is to 'consciousness has no function'.

The allows to distinguish conscious and unconscious processes in tasks involving both, the so called tasks.

Emotions involve three types of changes: , and __.

According to the __________, feedback loops produce conscious experience.

In backward masking, the mask is presented:

People realizing later that they had been in love all along is an example of __________.

What is the psychological explanation for ideomotor actions?

What does the priming effect in people with amnesia show?

Which of the following elements is required for a mental state to be conscious according to the higher-order theory?

The increase in accuracy or speed in performing a task because of the stimulus has been presented before is called ___________.

How many people can experience the easier hypnotic suggestions?

Describe the concept of 'flexibility' within the integration theory framework and how this differs for conscious and unconscious information.

Which of the following theories is not a theory of conscious content?

What form of irrational priming is frequently replicated? Describe it and provide an example.

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Exam 6: Consciousness: Conscious Versus Unconscious Processes

What is a 'correlated hypothesis' in Greenspoon's studies on unconscious conditioning?

Sentences heard before:

__________ theory tries to explain hypnosis by suggesting that hypnotic actions are produced intentionally but feel unintentional because people are not aware of those intentions.

What was the most common reaction after Mesmer's treatment?

Which of the following researchers won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2002 for their work on human judgement, including the discovery of the anchoring effect?

Why was consciousness a taboo for the behaviourist perspective?

__________ is to 'unconscious does not exist' as __________ is to 'consciousness has no function'.

The __________ allows to distinguish conscious and unconscious processes in tasks involving both, the so called __________ tasks.

Emotions involve three types of changes: __________, __________ and __________.

According to the __________, feedback loops produce conscious experience.

In backward masking, the mask is presented:

People realizing later that they had been in love all along is an example of __________.

What is the psychological explanation for ideomotor actions?

What does the priming effect in people with amnesia show?

Which of the following elements is required for a mental state to be conscious according to the higher-order theory?

The increase in accuracy or speed in performing a task because of the stimulus has been presented before is called ___________.

How many people can experience the easier hypnotic suggestions?

Describe the concept of 'flexibility' within the integration theory framework and how this differs for conscious and unconscious information.

Which of the following theories is not a theory of conscious content?

What form of irrational priming is frequently replicated? Describe it and provide an example.

The Science of Psychology

Research Methods in Psychology

Evolutionary and Genetic Foundations of Psychology

Neuroscience, the Brain, and Behaviour

Motivation

Sensation and Perception

Learning

Memory

Emotion

Cognitive Development

Language and Thought

Intelligence

Personality

Mental Health and Psychopathology

The Treatment of Mental Health Problems

Social Development

Social Cognition and Attitudes

Interpersonal, Group, and Intergroup Processes

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is to 'unconscious does not exist' as is to 'consciousness has no function'.

The allows to distinguish conscious and unconscious processes in tasks involving both, the so called tasks.

Emotions involve three types of changes: , and __.