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Year 11 QCE Psychology practice questions
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QCE Year 11PsychologyIndividual developmenthardbrain model
1. A brain diagram highlights a frontal control area while a student compares two risky choices. Which interpretation is best supported?
Choices
Ongoing development of executive control
Only basic hearing is involved
The response is a spinal reflex
Memory storage is absent
Explanation:
Frontal control areas support planning, inhibition and decision-making, which continue to develop during adolescence.
QCE Year 11PsychologyDevelopment and datahardpsychology data graph
2. A scatterplot shows perceived peer support and wellbeing score generally rising together. Which statement is most defensible?
Choices
Peer support is positively associated with wellbeing in this sample.
Peer support proves every wellbeing score.
The variables are negatively associated.
No relationship can be inspected from the graph.
Explanation:
The upward pattern supports a positive association, but it does not prove that peer support alone caused the wellbeing scores.
QCE Year 11PsychologyResearch methodshardexperiment design
3. A study diagram compares a breathing-preparation group with a quiet-reading group before both groups rate test anxiety. What is the independent variable?
Choices
Preparation activity
Anxiety rating
Participant surname
The consent form
Explanation:
The researcher changes the preparation activity, while the anxiety rating is the measured outcome.
QCE Year 11PsychologyEthicshardethics flow
4. An ethics-flow diagram shows an adolescent participant receiving plain-language information, agreeing to take part, and being told they may stop. Which principle is shown most directly?
Choices
Informed consent and right to withdraw
Covert observation without approval
A double-blind design
Random assignment only
Explanation:
The participant is given information before agreeing and remains free to withdraw from the study.
QCE Year 11PsychologyWellbeing modelhardwellbeing model
5. A biopsychosocial model lists caffeine intake, self-talk and teacher feedback around exam stress. Which factor is social?
Choices
Teacher feedback
Caffeine intake
Self-talk
Heart rate
Explanation:
Teacher feedback is social because it comes from interaction with another person in the learning environment.
QCE Year 11PsychologyLearninghardconditioning model
6. In a conditioning sequence, a sound logo is repeatedly paired with a pleasant image until the sound alone produces a positive response. After learning, what is the conditioned stimulus?
Choices
Sound logo
Pleasant image
Researcher's notebook
Random allocation
Explanation:
The sound began as neutral and became the conditioned stimulus after being paired with the pleasant image.
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Year 11 · QCE Psychology · Test mode · 10 questions · 10 min
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