PSYC 101 Modules 1–10 Exams & Final Exam – Introduction to Psychology (2026/2027) | Verified Q&A – Portage Learning

PSYC 101
General Psychology
MODULE 1 - 10 EXAM & Final Exam
Actual Questions and Verified Answers
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➢ PSYC 101 Final Exam
➢ True & False Questions
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
PSYC 101 Module 1 Exam……………………………02
PSYC 101 Module 2 Exam……………………………08
PSYC 101 Module 3 Exam……………………………14
PSYC 101 Module 4 Exam……………………………19
PSYC 101 Module 5 Exam……………………………27
PSYC 101 Module 6 Exam……………………………35
PSYC 101 Module 7 Exam……………………………40
PSYC 101 Module 8 Exam……………………………45
PSYC 101 Module 9 Exam……………………………50
PSYC 101 Module 10 Exam…………………………55
PSYC 101 Final Exam…………………………………..60

,Module 1 Exam - Requires Respondus
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Question 1
pts
Compute the mean (M) of the following numbers: 9, 8, 10, 14, 16. Please show your
work.
Your Answer:
The mean is the sum of the scores devied by the number of the scores to get the
average score of the data set
M=(9+8+10+14+16)/5=57/5=11.4 M= 11.4
11.4


Question 2
pts
If r= +0.85, is this an inverse or positive relationship?


inverse




positive



Question 3
pts
Given a correlation coefficient of + 0.15, is this a strong or a weak relationship?

, strong




weak



Question 4
pts
Fill in the blanks with the correct word, phrase, or definition.
If a researcher wants to see whether two variables relate together, she will likely use
a/an [answer1] study design.

correlation


Correct Answers
correlational ok


Question 5
pts
If r = 0.40, describe the direction and strength of the relationship between the two
variables.
Your Answer:
r= +0.40 means if one varaible increase the other one will increase too becuase we
have a positif number, 0.40 shows that there is average relationship between the 2
variables ( not strong, not weak)
moderate, positive


Question 6
pts
True or false? Presenting on or publishing research results is one of the steps of the
scientific method.



True