Chapter #4

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1) How many kinds of genetic environment interactions are :

a) 2
b) 5
c) 3
d) 4
2) Occure in biological families :
a) Evocative genotype
b) Passive genotype
c) Active genotype
d) None
3) The process of gathering information about the world through our senses
is :
a) Perception
b) Blind spot
c) Sensation
d) Both a & c
4) One c0mmon way to study culture differences in categorize action involves
the use of :
a) Tasks
b) Pictures
c) Sorting tasks
d) None
5) Wanger hypotherized that the primary effect depends on rehearsal in :
a) 1990
b) 1980
c) 1971
d) 1981
6) Perception that involve an apparent discrepancy between how an object
looks & what it actually is called :
a) Blind spot
b) Problem solving
c) Cognition
d) Optical illusion
7) Theory of perception that suggest that people are used to seeing things
that are rectangular in shape called :
a) Front-horizontal foreshortening theory
b) Psychoanalytic theory
c) Carpented world theory
d) Serial position effect
8) The way we process information in our mind is called :
a) Cognition
b) Categorization
c) Perception
d) Assimilation
9) Theory suggest that we interpret vertical lines as horizontal lines extending
into distance :
a) Carpentered world theory
b) Symbolic theory
c) Optical illusion
d) Front-horizontal foreshortening theory
10) This occurs when the characteristics you inherited elicit or evoke
certain responses from your environment :
a) Active genotype interaction
b) Passive genotype interaction
c) Evocative genotype interaction
d) Both a & b
11) Most people the upper line appears longer, Although both are the
same length :
a) Mueller-lyer illusion
b) Horizontal vertical illusion
c) Ponzo illusion
d) Optical illusion
12) Effect suggest that we remember things better if they are either the
first or last item in a list of things to remember :
a) Serial position effect
b) Opposite effect
c) Horizontal effect
d) Frontal effect
13) Cross-cultural research on problem solving has documented a
number of ways in which people of different cultures solve problem :
a) Same
b) Different
c) Similarly
d) Uncertainly
14) ……… showed that the effects of the Mueller-lyer illusion are related
to the ability to detect contours :
a) Pollack & silver
b) Piaget
c) Wagner
d) Kohlberg
15) Process by which we attempt to discover ways of achieving goals
that do not seem readily attainable :
a) Perception
b) Symbolizing
c) Problem solving
d) Both a & c

Keys:
1) C
2) B
3) A
4) C
5) B
6) D
7) C
8) A
9) D
10) C
11) C
12) A
13) A
14) A
15) c