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General Knowledge: Psychology - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 330 times
- The average score is 9 of 20
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| He believed that our mind has three parts. Id, Ego and ______ | Super-ego | 94%
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| This mental illness is a mood disorder characterized by periods of depression and periods of abnormally elevated happiness. It was previously known as manic depression. How is it called now? | Bipolar Disorder | 74%
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| One of the most important man for the development of psychology is this Russian neurologist and psychologist. He is mostly known for his experiments with dogs: | Ivan Petrovich Pavlov | 74%
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| If held hostage, one can have a condition in which one develops a bond with their captor. This syndrome was named after one European capital. Which one? | Stockholm Syndrome | 67%
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| One of the most important terms when it comes to our brains is intelligence. What does the abbreviation "IQ" mean? | Intelligence Quotient | 66%
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| Freud also said that every young boy hates his father and wants to have sex with his mother. How do we call this phenomenon? | Oedipus complex | 66%
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| Let's talk about him for a bit more. Do you know where was he from? | Austria-Hungary | 64%
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| In 1971 at one American University, Philip Zimbard designed maybe the most famous (and very controversial) psychological experiment. Young men were assorted to be either guards or prisoners in a simulation of prison life. How is this experiment commonly referred to? | Stanford Prison Experiment | 58%
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| Which psychological discipline was established in the 19. century by Sigmund Freud? | Psychoanalysis | 57%
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| Our memory is a precious thing for us, of course. But how is a memory loss medically called? | Amnesia | 56%
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| Our mind is truly beautiful. It is possible for us to be aware of the fact that we are dreaming. How is this form of dreaming called? | Lucid Dreaming | 51%
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| Hypnosis is fascinating. The word "hypnosis" comes from Greek hypnos, so what does that mean? | Sleep | 37%
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| Which greek letter is commonly associated with this field of study? | Psi | 34%
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| And finally, let's look into pop culture. Do you know the name of the Oscar winning movie directed by Milos Forman that took place in a psychiatric hospital? | One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest | 27%
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| And who starred in this movie as Randle McMurphy? | Jack Nicholson | 22%
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| Who was listed as the most influential psychologist of the 20th century? (According to a 2002 survey; Hint: He was a Harvard proffesor) | B. F. Skinner | 18%
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| And how would you call an emotionally stable extrovert? | Sanguine | 11%
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| Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist who made a great contribution to the research of schizophrenia. Which branch of psychology did he found? | Analytical Psychology | 8%
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| One of these four body fluids was black bile, which was associated with emotionally unstable introverts. How was it called? | Melancholia | 5%
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| In Ancient Greece, it was believed that our temperament is a result of a unique mix of four body fluids in our body. Who came up with that idea? | Hippocrates of Kos | 1%
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