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Year 11 VCE Psychology practice questions
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Sample VCE Year 11 Psychology questions
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VCE Year 11PsychologyNeural communicationhardneural pathway
1. A pathway diagram shows a heat receptor in the hand sending information toward the spinal cord before a response is made. Which neuron type carries the message from the receptor to the central nervous system?
Choices
Sensory neuron
Motor neuron
Interneuron only
Endocrine gland
Explanation:
Sensory neurons carry information from receptors toward the central nervous system.
VCE Year 11PsychologyBrain functionhardbrain model
2. A brain diagram highlights the frontal lobe while a student plans a multi-step task. Which function is most directly linked to the highlighted area?
Choices
Planning and decision-making
Basic visual processing
Hearing only
Balance and posture only
Explanation:
The frontal lobe is strongly associated with executive functions such as planning, decision-making and impulse control.
VCE Year 11PsychologyDevelopment and datahardpsychology data graph
3. A scatterplot shows age on the x-axis and working-memory score on the y-axis, with points generally rising from left to right. Which conclusion is best supported?
Choices
Working-memory score tends to increase with age in this sample.
Age causes every score to be identical.
The variables are negatively associated.
No data points are shown.
Explanation:
The upward pattern supports a positive association between age and working-memory score, without proving causation.
VCE Year 11PsychologyLearninghardconditioning model
4. In a conditioning diagram, a tone is repeatedly paired with food until the tone alone causes salivation. After conditioning, what is the conditioned stimulus?
Choices
Tone
Food
Salivation before training
The researcher
Explanation:
The tone was originally neutral, but after pairing it with food it becomes the conditioned stimulus.
VCE Year 11PsychologyResearch methodshardexperiment design
5. An experiment diagram shows Group A studying with music and Group B studying in silence before both groups complete the same memory test. What is the independent variable?
Choices
Study condition
Memory-test score
The number of answer options
The students' names
Explanation:
The independent variable is the factor deliberately changed by the researcher: music compared with silence.
VCE Year 11PsychologyEthicshardethics flow
6. An ethics-flow diagram shows participants reading plain-language information, agreeing to participate, and being reminded they may leave. Which ethical principle is shown most directly?
Choices
Voluntary informed consent
Deception without approval
Random guessing
A placebo effect
Explanation:
Participants receive information and choose whether to take part, so the diagram represents voluntary informed consent.
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