1. The majority of psychologists are electric, which means they draw information from different schools of thought rather than limiting themselves to information gained from only one perspective. However, most psychologists agree that it's important to:
a. gather empirical evidence, rather than rely on their hunches
b. study all schools of thought before selecting one.
c. study all research findings before treating mental disorders
d. learn how to treat mental disorders before working in research
I chose C
2. The learning psychological perspective is concerned with;
a. cognitive thoughts that might affect a person's actions, feelings and choices
b. what rewards or punishments exist that might support or discourage specific behaviors
c. how unresolved, unconscious conflicts might impact behavior and feelings.
d. how bodily events might influence behaviors, feelings and thoughts.
I chose A
Thanks
For question 1, the correct answer is a. gather empirical evidence, rather than rely on their hunches. Gathering empirical evidence means that psychologists use systematic observation and testing to understand and explain behavior instead of relying solely on personal intuitions or guesses.
For question 2, the correct answer is d. how bodily events might influence behaviors, feelings, and thoughts. The learning psychological perspective primarily focuses on how an individual's behavior, feelings, and thoughts are influenced by internal bodily events, such as hormones, neurotransmitters, and physiological processes.
For question 1, you chose option C: "study all research findings before treating mental disorders." The correct answer is actually option A: "gather empirical evidence, rather than rely on their hunches."
To determine the correct answer, you should carefully analyze the information provided in the question. The introductory statement mentions that the majority of psychologists draw information from different schools of thought. However, it also states that psychologists generally agree on the importance of something. In this case, the question asks about what psychologists agree is important.
Option A, gathering empirical evidence, aligns with the scientific approach that psychologists take. Empirical evidence refers to data collected through systematic observation and measurement. Psychologists rely on empirical evidence to make informed decisions and conclusions in their practice. This approach is favored over relying on personal hunches or intuition, which may be subjective and biased.
For question 2, you chose option A: "cognitive thoughts that might affect a person's actions, feelings, and choices." This is the correct answer.
When answering this type of question, it is important to carefully read the question and familiarize yourself with the different psychological perspectives. The learning perspective focuses on how the environment and experience influence behavior and learning. Option A specifically mentions cognitive thoughts, which refers to mental processes such as perception, memory, and problem-solving. This aligns with the learning perspective, which emphasizes how cognitive processes affect a person's actions, feelings, and choices.
Well done on choosing the correct answer for question 2! Remember to carefully analyze the information provided in the question and use your knowledge of the different psychological perspectives to choose the most appropriate answer.