Deck 1: Introducing the Cell to Society Framework

Question 1

The study of which of the following disciplines is necessary to fully understand human behavior?

A) Geography
B) Psychology
C) Endocrinology
D) All of the above

Answer 1

All of the above

Question 2

Policies that change the status quo would be known as what under systems theory?

A) Positive feedback
B) Negative feedback
C) Emergence
D) Contingency

Answer 2

Positive feedback

Question 3

In the study of complex systems, what are properties that do not appear at any lower level of interactive parts?

A) Differentiation
B) Interface
C) Contingency
D) Emergent

Answer 3

Emergent

Question 4

According to systems theory, what is the idea that there are many different means to achieve the same end?

A) Equifinality
B) Multifinality
C) Adaptation
D) Contingency

Question 5

Which of the following domains rests in the innermost biological domains, according to the cell to society framework?

A) Physiology and adaptation
B) Temperament
C) Technology
D) Ideology

Question 6

Which of the following domains rests in the outermost domains in the macro environment?

A) Emotion
B) Personality
C) Social networks
D) Institutions

Question 7

Which domain in the cell to society framework describes the higher order cognitive processes involved in decision making, behavioral modulation, and planning?

A) Temperament
B) Genes
C) Physiology
D) Executive functions

Question 8

Which domain in the cell to society framework describes the usual way that an individual regulates his or her thoughts and behaviors and reacts to environmental conditions?

A) Physiology
B) Personality
C) Temperament
D) Emotion

Question 9

What is the idea of observing facts and forming a theory capable of explaining or making sense of our observations?

A) Deduction
B) Induction
C) Differentiation
D) Transactions

Question 10

Which of the following components are present in pseudoscience?

A) Empirical tests
B) Rigorous external review
C) Self-correction
D) Persuasion

Question 11

The development of gross and fine motor skills and flowering of language and thought occurs during which life stage?

A) Infancy
B) Early childhood
C) Adolescence
D) Early adulthood

Question 12

Growing autonomy and value system, stronger reliance on peers, and formation on social identity occurs during which life stage?

A) Early childhood
B) Middle to late childhood
C) Adolescence
D) Early adulthood

Question 13

Which of the following theories emphasizes the individual's interactions with multiple levels of the environment to influence behavior and development?

A) Psychodynamic
B) Behaviorism
C) Cognitive
D) Ecological systems

Question 14

Research with primates has revealed that all behaviors and social problems are fixed.

Question 15

The cell to society framework begins with genes and moves to larger levels of physiological organization such as stress, emotion, and functions in the brain.

Question 16

Change and adaptation over time is known as evolution.

Question 17

The use of pseudoscience may potentially waste time and resources, but is not harmful to the client.

Question 18

The cognitive perspective focuses on attention, memory, and reasoning.

Question 19

What are the essential features of the cell to society framework? Discuss one domain falling within each of the four areas of the cell to society framework.