WGU C180) PSYC 1010 Intro to Psychology Objective Assessment Review Latest 2025/2026 COMPLETE FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION /GET IT 100% ACCURATE!(Graded A+)

WGU C180) PSYC 1010 Intro to Psychology Objective Assessment Review Latest 2025/2026 COMPLETE FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION /GET IT 100% ACCURATE!(Graded A+) when everyone else in the group expresses the same opinion which situation is a participant most likely to conform according to the results of Asch's study of conformity pleasure principle Sigmund Freuds principle that people are driven to seek immediate gratification of their needs and to avoid pain Unconditional Positive Regard technique in client centered therapy that involves accepting and supporting a person without judgement or evaluation Characterized as an operantly conditioned behavior using oven mitts after burning a hand on a hot stove Neuroticism personality trait that describes a tendency to become easily aroused and have difficulty inhibiting emotions Operantly Conditioned Behavior the stimulus that elicits it. Observationally learned behavior without direct experience Situational Attribution behavior that is define by the resulting stumulus rather than watching others, adopt behaviors, attitudes, or skills to attribute a persons behavior to external factors rather than internal ones Outgroup Bias an outgroup consists of anyone that does not belong to your group Social Exchange Theory Sociological concepts suggest that people evaluate their social interactions based on a cost-benefit analysis. ( they will pursue relationships where the benefits outweigh the drawbacks Group Polarization where a group beliefs attitudes and decisions become more extreme than those of the individual members groupthink the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group Bystander Effect theory that describes how people are less liekly to help someone in need when others are present Similarity people are more likely to be attracted to individuals they find physically appealing, who share the same interests Schizophrenia chronic mental illness that affects how a person thinks, feels and behaves Panic Disorder an anxiety disorder characterized by reoccurring unexpected panic attacks Social Phobia known as social anxiety dosprder os a chronic mental health condition that Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD A disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event Mood Disorder also known as an affective disorder, a group of conditions of mental and behavioral disorder where the main underlying characteristic is a disturbance in the person's mood Rational Emotive Therapy cognitive behavioral therapy that helps people identify and change irrational thoughts and behaviors Cognitive is the branch of psychology dedicated to studying how people think. Cognitive Behavioral a form of psychotherapy that aims to reduce symptoms of various mental health conditions like depression, PTSD, and anxiety. Group Therapy type of psychotherapy in which one or more therapists treat a small group of clients together as a group. Mood Stabilizer psychiatric medication used to treat mood disorders characterized by intense and sustained mood shifts. ( bi-polar, schizoaffective disorder) Antianxiety tending to prevent or relieve anxiety (xanax) Antidepressanthelps improve how the brain uses chemicals that control mood and stress. (prozac) Abrahama Maslow & Carl Rogers assumes people have positive values, free will and deep inner creativity (school of thought - humanism) Max Wertheimer . Focuses on overall patterns of thoughts or experiences, considering behavior as a whole (school of thought -humanism) Wilhelm Wundt analyzed the mind by looking at the simplest components and seeing how they fit together to form complete experiences (school of thought - structuralism) William James sought to understand how the mind helps individuals adapt to the world around them and function effectively in it (school of thought - functionalism) Ivan Pavlov, Edward Lee Thorndike, John B Watson and B.F Skinner a school of thought : conflicts among conscious and unconscious forces underlie many thoughts, feelings and behaviors Sigmund Freud has separate components ID, EGO and SUPEREGO Major Types of Psychologists today? Clinical & Counseling Academic Psychologist Applied Psychologist Unique Characteristics of the following four approaches to research in psychology descriptive: focus on a single participant, real-life environment, case study Correlation: over-serving two variables directly involved with each other Experimental: Control - treated the same without change Experimental - changed group Case Study- focus on single subject explain the difference in confidentiality, potential risk, and withdraw anonymous confidentiality: potential risks: participants need to know, and others can make a conscious decision Withdrawal procedures: participants need to know that they can quit anytime with no penalties Important aspects to informed consent procedures potential risks potential benefits confidentiality compensation withdrawal procedures Identification of the researchers purpose What does IRB stand for and what do they do? Institutional Review Board - a committee that reviews research experiments to make sure all safety protocols are in place for humans and animals independent can be changed dependent will be changed when independent variables are changed positive correlation mathematical description between multiple variables where one is increased the others are increased n