Wilhelm Wundt felt that the object of psychology was the study of the mind as a natural event and that the best way to approach the study of psychology was to
a. break down conscious experience into basic elements.
b. focus on the continuity between conscious experience and behavior.
c. analyze the relationship between sensory stimuli and behavior.
d. determine the functions of conscious experience.
A
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When a child exhibits the A not B error, he or she:
a. fails to habituate to a new stimulus after viewing an old stimulus b. fails to combine two individual schemes in order to reach a goal (e.g. to push one object out of the way to reach another) c. notices a correlation between two things and incorrectly infers that one factor caused the other factor d. looks for an object where it has been previously found rather than where it has just been seen
Nina is 7 years old and has been diagnosed with ADHD. Her parents tell her not to worry because most children outgrow ADHD. Is this true? a. Yes, 90% of children outgrow all symptoms of ADHD. b. Yes, early diagnosis and treatment causes the symptoms
of ADHD to disappear faster. c. No, 90% of all children diagnosed with ADHD exhibit one or more of the core problems in adolescence andadulthood. d. No, at least two-thirds of children with ADHD continue to show one or more core symptoms into adolescenceand adulthood.