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(B) Social facilitation suggests that the presence of others increases performance on tasks that are either well-practiced or for which we have a particular talent. The presence of others may, however, decrease performance on a task that we are just learning or for which we possess only moderate or low skill.  \n2. (E) Gender identity occurs when children begin to understand the characteristics that are associated with boys or girls and place themselves (and others) into a category. These categories may be fluid and can change over time, such as girls having long hair or wearing pink.  \n3. (C) Extrinsic motivation occurs when an external reinforcer, such as money for grades encourages an individual to be motivated towards a goal.  \n4. (B) The wider the range of scores, the higher the standard deviation which identifies the average distance from the mean for a set of scores. The range of B is 39, the highest of all of the score sets. Set C would have the smallest standard deviation because the range is only 4. Factors such as how high or low the numbers are do not play a role in determining standard deviation.  \n5. (B) Proximity is a Gestalt principle by which we group together objects that are close to one another. By grouping people in the lunchroom who are seating near one another, Nathan is demonstrating proximity.  \n6. (B) The availability heuristic proposes that people make decisions based on how readily information appears in our memory or how quickly it “pops into our mind”. Since plane crashes make the news more often than car crashes that information comes more readily to mind.  \n7. (A) A prototype is our “best example” or mental image of a larger category. For most people, a car is abetter representation of a vehicle than a boat or a truck.  \n8. (D) The frontal lobe is mainly responsible for planning, personality and higher-order thinking skills, while the limbic system controls emotional responses. The severing of communication between these two areas would decrease one`s emotional regulation.  \n9. (A) The somatosensory cortex is located at the front of the parietal lobe.  \n10. (B) The independent variable is the component of an experiment or quasi-experiment manipulated by the researcher to see its effects. In this study, the teacher manipulates the levels of lighting in the room (independent variable) and then measures the exam scores (dependent variable) .  \n11. (D) The control group is the group that is not exposed to the independent variable. The students in the dimly lit room are the experimental group; those who study under the same conditions in which they normally study are the control group.  \n12. (E) PTSD is characterized by flashbacks and nightmares of vivid, traumatic events from the past.  \n13. (C) Systematic desensitization uses classical conditioning techniques to slowly expose the person to an anxiety producing ","cbCaitKdtvq7lomz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitKdtvq7lomz","pdf",259600,12,"English","# Unit Breakdown for Multiple-Choice Questions\n## Unit 1 (2-4%) Psychology’s History & Approaches\n## Unit 2 (8-10%) Research Methods\n## Unit 3 (8-10%) Biological Bases of Behavior\n## Unit 4 (6-9%) Sensation & Perception\n## Unit 5 (2-4%) States of Consciousness\n## Unit 6 (7-9%) Learning\n## Unit 7 (8-10%) Cognition\n## Unit 8 (6-8%) Motivation, Emotion, and Stress\n## Unit 9 (7-9%) Developmental Psychology\n## Unit 10 (5-7%) Personality\n## Unit 11 (5-7%) Testing & Individual Differences\n## Unit 12 (7-9%) Abnormal Behavior\n## Unit 13 (5-7%) Treatment of Abnormal Behavior\n## Unit 14 (8-10%) Social Psychology\n# Multiple Choice","[{\"question\":\"How is Practice Exam 2 organized by units?\",\"answer\":\"The answer key groups multiple-choice questions by unit, with each unit listing a percentage range and the specific question numbers it covers.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are included across the 14 units?\",\"answer\":\"The units span foundational psychology history, research methods, biological bases, perception, consciousness, learning, cognition, motivation/emotion/stress, development, personality, testing and individual differences, abnormal behavior, treatment, and social psychology.\"},{\"question\":\"What does an entry in the Multiple Choice section provide?\",\"answer\":\"Each item lists the correct option letter and a brief explanation describing the concept behind the answer.\"}]","APMyers3e Practice Exam 2 - Strive Answer Key | PDF",1789901813]