Study guide with practice exams for Specialisation courses Psychology Bachelor 2 & 3 at Leiden University

Practice exams with Specialisation courses Psychology Bachelor 2 & 3 at Leiden University

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  • Examtests with the book: Clinical Neuropsychology of Kessels ea - 1st edition
  • ExamTests with Clinical Psychology
  • ExamTests with Economic and Consumer Psychology
  • Examtests with the book: Cognitive Neuroscience: The Biology of the Mind of Gazzaniga ea - 5th edition
  • Practice Questions for Exam preparation - Health & Medical Psychology - UL B2/B3
  • Practice Questions for courses related to Health Psychology
  • Examtests with the book: Introduction to Health Psychology of Morrison & Bennett - 4th edition
  • ExamTests with the book: Essentials of Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach of Scandura - 3rd edition

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Examtests with Clinical Neuropsychology by Kessels e.a. - 1st edition

Examtests with Clinical Neuropsychology by Kessels e.a. - 1st edition

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How has clinical neuropsychology evolved? - ExamTests 1

Questions with chapter 1

Question 1

What does cell theory mean?

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    ExamTests with Clinical Psychology at Leiden University

    ExamTests with Clinical Psychology at Leiden University

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    Practice Exam

    1.In a study among prisoners it was found that 30% of those with an antisocial personality disorder were psychopaths. What is the main difference (in clinical characteristics) between psychopathy and the DSM diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder?
    2. Physiological arousal (for example > resting heart rate) in childhood is associated with violent crime in adulthood. What is the direction of this association?

    3. What does the term ‘splitting’ mean in the context of borderline personality disorder?

    4. The conditioning theory of fear postulates that phobias may be acquired by classical conditioning.
    a. Give two findings that support this theory.
    b. Give two findings that do not support this theory.

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    ExamTests with Economic and Consumer Psychology at Leiden University

    ExamTests with Economic and Consumer Psychology at Leiden University

    Practice Questions to be used with Social Cognition: From Brains to Culture - Fiske & Taylor

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    MC Questions

    1. Which of the following best describes what is meant by “sociometer”
    theory?

    1. Self-esteem is a measure of how others are evaluating you
    2. Specialized neural mechanisms monitor interpersonal processes
    3. Measuring self-schemas can only be done in social situations
    4. Fragile self-views require frequent reinforcement from others

    2. Although Sarah doesn’t particularly like children, she is getting her
    teaching credentials because her parents expect her to have a career in
    early education. This behavior is most in line with which of the
    following?

    1. Socially
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    Examtests with the 5th edition of Cognitive Neuroscience: The Biology of the Mind by Gazzaniga et al.

    Examtests with the 5th edition of Cognitive Neuroscience: The Biology of the Mind by Gazzaniga et al.

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    How have neurosciences evolved over the years? - ExamTests 1

    Questions with chapter 1

    Question 1

    What does phrenology mean?

    Question 2

    Explain what rationalism and empiricism entails.

    Question 3

    What are the things cognitive neuroscience is a combination of?

    Question 4

    Why is there

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    Examtests with Introduction to Health Psychology by Morrison and Bennett - 4th edition

    Examtests with Introduction to Health Psychology by Morrison and Bennett - 4th edition

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    What is health? - ExamTests 1

    Questions with chapter 1

    Question 1

    According to the World Health Organisation (2002), which of the following is not in the top five killer diseases?

    1. Heart disease

    2. Cirrhosis of the liver

    3. Lung cancer

    4. HIV infection

    Question 2

    A key element of the

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    ExamTests with Essentials of Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach by Scandura - 3rd edition

    ExamTests with Essentials of Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach by Scandura - 3rd edition

    What is organizational behavior? - ExamTests 1
    Does personality matter? - ExamTests 2
    How do emotions and mood influence employees? - ExamTests 3
    How do attitudes and job satisfaction influence the workplace? - ExamTests 4
    Why do people not see eye to eye? - ExamTests 5
    What makes a good leader? - ExamTests 6
    How to use power in an organization? - ExamTests 7
    How is motivation related to performance? - ExamTests 8
    How to motivate employees? - ExamTests 9
    How to empower a team? - ExamTests 10
    What are the costs of workplace conflict? - ExamTests 11
    How may communication affect organizations? - ExamTests 12
    What is the impact of diversity on organizational behavior? - ExamTests 13
    How does culture impact an organization? - ExamTests 14
    How does change affect the organization? - ExamTests 15
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