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Issues and Debates Quiz- Psychology (A2) (INCOMPLETE)
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1Which of the following is the name for people who support the 'nature' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?
- ANatives
- BNativists
- CNaturalists
- DEmpiricists
- EInteractionists
2Which of the following is the names for people who support the 'nurture' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?
- ANaturalists
- BNativists
- CEmpiricists
- DImperialists
- EInteractionists
3Which of the following is the name for people who support both the 'nature' and the 'nurture' side of the Nature vs. Nurture debate?
- AImperialists
- BNativists
- CNaturalists
- DInteractionists
- EEmpiricists
4Heredity is part of the [blank_start]nature[blank_end] side of the 'N vs. N' debate, and is the [blank_start]genetic[blank_end] transmission of mental and physical characteristics through [blank_start]generations[blank_end]
- Anature
- Bnurture
- Cinteractionist
- Dgenetic
- Eenvironmental
- Fexternal
- Gmental
- Hgenerations
- Icultures
- Jspace
5Nativists believe that all characteristics are the result of [blank_start]heredity[blank_end] and are therefore [blank_start]innate[blank_end]. In contrast, empiricists would argue that we are born [blank_start]'tabula rasa'[blank_end] (blank slate) and all characteristics we have are the result of our [blank_start]environment[blank_end].
- Aheredity
- Bexternal factors
- Csociety
- Dhereditory disorders
- Einnate
- Facquired
- G'tabula rasa'
- H'expletus'
- I'factum est'
- J'nos es satiata'
- K'este es el idioma equivocado'
- Lenvironment
- Mgenes
- Nbrain
6Types of environmental influences (N vs. N)
1. [blank_start]Family/friends[blank_end]- the relationships you have with others
2. [blank_start]Culture[blank_end]- the society in which you live, including religion and location
3. [blank_start]Social class[blank_end]- your place in the social hierarchy, based on wealth
4. [blank_start]Pre-natal influences[blank_end]- for example, if your mother smokes or does drugs while pregnant- AFamily/friends
- BCulture
- CSocial class
- DPre-natal influences
- EPost-natal influences
- FSocial anxiety
- GCult
7Which type of study is most commonly used in the N vs. N debate?
- AAnimal studies
- BTwin studies
- CInfant studies
8Which side of the N vs. N debate does the diathesis-stress model support?
- ANature
- BNurture
- CInteractionist
9The diathesis-stress model supports the [blank_start]interactionist[blank_end] approach, and suggests that mental illnesses are the result of [blank_start]genes and environment[blank_end]. It indicates that you may have [blank_start]a genetic[blank_end] vulnerability to a particular illness which is only expressed when coupled with [blank_start]an environmental[blank_end] trigger. For example, adoptees with schizophrenia often have relatives that are also sufferers (the genetic vulnerability) as well as dysfunctional relationships with their adoptive carers.
- Ainteractionist
- Bnature
- Cnurture
- Dgenes and environment
- Egenes
- Fthe environement
- Ga genetic
- Han environmental
- Ian environmental
- Ja genetic
10Which of the below describes epigenetics (with relation to the N vs. N debate)?
- AA change in our genetic activity without changing our genetic code
- BA change in our genetic code without changing our genetic activity
- CA change in both our genetic code and our genetic activity
11Which side of the N vs. N debate does epigenetics support?
- ANature
- BNurture
- CInteractionist
12Epigenetics is the idea that our [blank_start]genetic activity[blank_end] changes throughout our life- without our [blank_start]genetic code[blank_end] changing- as a result of interaction with [blank_start]the environment[blank_end]. Aspects of our lifestyle, such as smoking and war, leave epigenetic '[blank_start]marks[blank_end]' on our DNA. The marks tell our bodies which genes to ignore and which to use, hence being passed on to future offspring. Epigenetics therefore introduces a third element to the N vs. N debate; life experiences of [blank_start]previous[blank_end] generations.
- Agenetic activity
- Bgenetic code
- Cgenetic code
- Dgenetic activity
- Ethe environment
- Fgenes
- Gmarks
- Hsignatures
- Idamage
- Jprevious
- Kpresent
- Lfuture
13Label the free will vs. determinism diagram with the appropriate approaches
- Aumanist
- Bolistic
- Cectic
- Dognitive
- EBT
- Fonscience
- Gonscious
- HLT
- IBT
- Jocialism
- Kocial influence
- Liological
- Maddeley
- Nhaviourism
- Olief perserverance
- Psychodynamic
- Qsychosexual
- Rsychoanalysis
14Free will: the notion that humans are [blank_start]self-determining[blank_end] and the environment and their biology has [blank_start]no control[blank_end] over their behaviour.
- Aself-determining
- Bsocially-determined
- Cexternally determined
- Dno control
- Efull control
15Determinism: the notion that humans' behaviour is controlled by [blank_start]the environment[blank_end] and [blank_start]biology.[blank_end]
- Athe environment
- Btheir will
- Cbiology.
- Dself-determined beliefs
16Self-determinism supports the determinist side of the FW vs. D debate.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
17There are 3 types of determinism: hard, malleable, and soft
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
18[blank_start]Hard[blank_end] determinism: free will is not possible
[blank_start]Soft[blank_end] determinism: all behaviour has an external or internal cause (determinism), but humans do have some control over their behaviour as well.- AHard
- BSoft
- CSoft
- DHard
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- AQA Psychology Psychopathology quiz for A2/A Level. Covers all topics in the AQA A Level Psychology textbook, including researchers, evaluations and theories. Made for my own benefit, so not all questions will help you out, but feel free to use. Click 'Review All Answers' at the end to see explanations and expansions of answers.
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- Grace Fawcitt
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