MCQ Bank
According to Skinner, a reinforcer is any event that ___________:
- A) Is satisfying
- B) Makes a person happy
- C) Increases a behavior
- D) Decreases a behavior
Which of the following type of food would trigger the automatic rejection response in the body?
- A) Savory
- B) Sweet
- C) Bitter
- D) Salty
Talha's parents give him a dollar every time he cleans his room. Which kind of reinforcement schedule are the parents implementing?
- A) Variable interval
- B) Variable ratio
- C) Continous
- D) Fixed interval
Ali forgot to take out the trash as part of his weekly chores, so his parents took away his video game privileges for the rest of the week. Ali’s parents are using which of the following?
- A) Negative reinforcement
- B) Positive reinforcement
- C) Positive punishment
- D) Negative punishment
Who among the following is the founder of operant conditioning?
- A) Albert Bandura
- B) Sigmund Freud
- C) Ivan Pavlov
- D) B. F. Skinner
A rabbit is in a cage with a red button. Regardless of how the rabbit interacts with the button, a trap door releases a food pellet every twenty minutes. This reinforcement schedule would be classified as __________.
- A) Variable ratio
- B) Variable interval
- C) Fixed ratio
- D) Fixed interval
In Pavlov’s experiments, the dog’s salivation triggered by the sound of the tone was considered to be which of following?
- A) Unconditioned stimulus
- B) Conditioned stimulus
- C) Conditioned response
- D) Unconditioned response
Eyes converge when a person is looking at an object:
- A) Closer to them
- B) At night time
- C) At day time
- D) Far from them
Pitch of a sound is most closely related to which of the following?
- A) Amplitude
- B) Loudness
- C) Frequency
- D) Wavelength
Proprioception refers to the ability to sense the _______ of body and limbs.
- A) Movement
- B) Survival
- C) Position
- D) Perception
Who proposed Recognition-by-components (RBC) theory?
- A) Kurt Koffka
- B) Irving Biederman
- C) Max Wertheimer
- D) Ivo Kohler
A violin and a trumpet have the same pitch loudness, yet we are able to differentiate between the two sounds. Which of the following explains this quality?
- A) Condensation
- B) Amplitude
- C) Rarefaction
- D) Timbre
If the spinothalamic pathway is damaged, the person would not be able to feel:
- A) Temperature of the room
- B) Position of his legs
- C) Movement of his arms
- D) Things which he touches
Which of the following occlusion occurs when one object partially hides from the view?
- A) Monocular Cues
- B) Terminal Cues
- C) Binocular Cues
- D) Oculomotor Cues
___________ Psychology proposes that the whole differs from the sum of its parts.
- A) Humanistic
- B) Gestalt
- C) Existential
- D) Behavioral
Which of the following responds when the stimulation on the skin is continuous?
- A) Ruffini Cylinder
- B) Meissner Corpuscle
- C) Merkel Receptor
- D) Pacinian Corpuscle
Which of the following area is activated by seeing the bodies?
- A) Extra striate body area
- B) Fusiform face area
- C) Parahippocampal place area
- D) Infer temporal (IT) cortex
All of the followings are the Gestalt psychologists EXCEPT:
- A) Kurt Koffka
- B) Max Wertheimer
- C) Ivo Kohler
- D) Ivan Pavlov
The tendency of the individuals to perceive and organize things in a manner to create balance or symmetrical figures where all parts are presented refers to:
- A) Closure
- B) Symmetry
- C) Good form
- D) Similarity
Elements that are similar in appearance are grouped together. This principle of perceptual organization is termed as:
- A) Similarity
- B) Simplicity
- C) Proximity
- D) Closure