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Habituation means:

A. Learning fear
B. Decreasing response to stimulus
C. Increasing anxiety
D. Memory loss

Repeated exposure reduces response.

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Jun 9, 2026

Long-term memory stores:

A. Only feelings
B. Permanent information
C. Reflexes
D. Instincts

Long-term memory is durable storage.

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Jun 9, 2026

Short-term memory lasts for:

A. Seconds to minutes
B. Days
C. Years
D. Lifetime

Short-term memory is temporary storage.

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Jun 9, 2026

Learning is defined as:

A. Genetic change
B. Permanent behavior change
C. Temporary emotion
D. Reflex only

Learning produces lasting behavior change.

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Jun 9, 2026

Depression is mainly related to:

A. High energy
B. Low mood
C. Increased appetite
D. Hyperactivity

Depression involves persistent sadness.

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Jun 9, 2026

Anxiety disorder is characterized by:

A. Mood elevation
B. Excessive fear
C. Memory loss
D. Hallucination

Anxiety involves persistent fear and worry.

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Coping mechanisms are used to:

A. Increase stress
B. Manage stress
C. Ignore emotions
D. Create fear

Coping helps manage stress effectively.

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Stress is defined as:

A. Disease
B. Response to demand
C. Infection
D. Memory loss

Stress is reaction to environmental demands.

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Maslow’s hierarchy starts with:

A. Self-esteem
B. Safety
C. Physiological needs
D. Love needs

Basic survival needs are at the base.

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Humanistic psychology focuses on:

A. Unconscious mind
B. Self-actualization
C. Conditioning
D. Genetics

Maslow focused on personal growth.

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Punishment aims to:

A. Increase behavior
B. Decrease behavior
C. Maintain behavior
D. Learn behavior

Punishment reduces unwanted behavior.

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Negative reinforcement means:

A. Adding punishment
B. Removing unpleasant stimulus
C. Adding reward
D. Ignoring behavior

It strengthens behavior by removing discomfort.

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Positive reinforcement means:

A. Removing stimulus
B. Adding reward
C. Adding punishment
D. Ignoring behavior

Positive reinforcement adds desirable stimulus.

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Reinforcement increases behavior by:

A. Punishment
B. Reward
C. Ignoring
D. Forgetting

Reinforcement strengthens behavior.

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Id, ego, and superego were proposed by:

A. Skinner
B. Freud
C. Bandura
D. Rogers

Structural personality model by Freud.

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Defense mechanisms are part of:

A. Behavioral theory
B. Psychoanalytic theory
C. Cognitive theory
D. Social theory

Freud described defense mechanisms.

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Anxiety is classified as:

A. Cognitive process
B. Emotional response
C. Physical reflex
D. Hormone

Anxiety is an emotional state.

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Jun 9, 2026

The basic unit of behavior in psychology is:

A. Thought
B. Emotion
C. Behavior
D. Memory

Psychology studies observable behavior.

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Jun 9, 2026

Learning by observation is called:

A. Classical conditioning
B. Modeling
C. Insight learning
D. Trial and error

Bandura introduced observational learning.

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