Psychology revision quiz - speed - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Who conducted the experiments on classical conditioning? Ivan Pavlov
50%
Who conducted the prison experiment? Philip Zimbardo
43%
Who conducted the experiments on operant conditioning? B. F. Skinner
40%
Social
40%
Who conducted the main obedience study? Stanley Milgram
38%
The six ethical considerations Informed consent
29%
Types of consequences in operant conditioning Positive reinforcement
29%
Changing behaviour because of social influence Conformity
28%
Negative reinforcement
28%
Changing behaviour because of authority Obedience
28%
Who conducted the main conformity study? Solomon Asch
28%
conditioned stimulus
24%
conditioned stimulus
24%
Three spheres of the ...model Bio
22%
Three types of study design Experimental
22%
Right to Withdraw
22%
neutral stimulus
21%
Privacy/Confidentiality
21%
Stimuli involved in classical conditioning unconditioned stimulus
21%
Three types of learning Classical conditioning
19%
Foot in the door
17%
The two types of social influence Normative
17%
Observational
17%
Psycho
17%
Deception
16%
Operant conditioning
16%
Qualitative
16%
Consequence
14%
Location/Uniform
14%
Proximity
14%
Responses involved in classical conditioning unconditioned response
14%
Prejudice
12%
Protection from Harm
12%
Behaviour
10%
The three types of the above answer Compliance
10%
Debriefing
10%
Fixed ratio
10%
Informational
10%
Internalisation
10%
Three phases of operant conditioning Antecedent
9%
Main factors that affect the above answer Group size
9%
Identification
9%
Main factors that affect the above answer Legitimacy
9%
Variable ratio
9%
Who conducted the experiments on Observational learning? Albert Bandura
7%
Five schedules of reinforcement Continuous
7%
Three different persuasion strategies (Hint: two of them involve the word 'door') Door in the face
7%
Three strategies for reducing prejudice Education
7%
Fixed interval
7%
Motivation
7%
Two different methods of persuasion Central
5%
Peripheral
5%
Variable interval
5%
Four elements of Observational learning (hint: ARRM!) Attention
3%
Audience
3%
Exposure
3%
Message
3%
Reproduction
3%
Retention
3%
Three elements of the above answer Source
3%
Three levels of discrimination Stereotypes
3%
Three factors that influence attitude Strength
3%
Unanimity
3%
Model for studying attitude change Yale Attitude Change Approach
3%
Aquisition
2%
Aversive punishment
2%
What is the relationship between attitudes and behaviours? Bi-directional
2%
Collaboration
2%
Biases that influence discrimination in research Confirmation bias
2%
Discrimination
2%
Strategy that people use on social media Impression management
2%
Norm of reciprocity
2%
Observational learning
2%
Performance
2%
Three phases of classical conditioning pre-conditioning
2%
Examples of explicit discrimination reluctance to help
2%
Response cost
2%
Specificity
2%
Status
2%
tokenism
2%
Accessibility
0%
Cohesion
0%
Depersonalisation
0%
ethno-centric bias
0%
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