Imagine That You Are Studying for a History of Psychology

question 44

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you are studying for a History of Psychology exam in which you have to list the years associated with particular landmark events in the field of psychology. Which of the following study strategies would reflect overlearning?

• A) Studying key events and their respective years for the past 8 weeks.
• B) Earning a perfect grade on a quiz before the exam.
• C) Studying key events and their respective years even after you feel you know them.
• D) Focusing on the key events and years that remain most difficult to memorize.

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Definitions:

Bystander Effect

A psychological phenomenon in which individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present, often due to a diffusion of responsibility.

Bystander Effect

In social psychology, this refers to the tendency of people to be less inclined to provide aid to someone in need when they are in a group.

Clinical

Pertaining to the observation, diagnosis, and treatment of patients, especially those with psychological disorders.

Counseling

A professional guidance process involving therapeutic conversations and techniques to help individuals cope with personal, psychological, or social challenges.