1. THE USE OF EVOLUTIONARY PRINCIPLES TO EXPLAIN HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND MENTAL PROCESSES:
a) gestalt psychology
b) health psychology
c) evolutionary psychology
d) humanistic psychology

2. A PROCESS IN WHICH SOME LIVING THINGS SURVIVE BETTER THAN OTHERS BECAUSE THEIR TRAITS MAKE THEM BETTER ABLE TO LIVE LONG ENOUGH TO REPRODUCE:
a) natural selection
b) hierarchy of needs
c) life event
d) scientific method

3. AN ORGANIZATIONAL PATTERN IN WHICH SOMETHING IS MADE UP OF MANY SEPARATE PARTS WITH DEDICATED ROLES OR FUNCTIONS:
a) scientific rigor
b) twin study
c) control group
d) modular structure

4. TO CHANGE GRADUALLY OVER THE COURSE OF GENERATIONS, SO THAT THE RESULTING INDIVIDUAL IN A SPECIES POSSESSES DIFFERENT QUALITIES THAN EARLIER INDIVIDUALS:
a) adapt
b) evolved
c) contempt
d) fail

5. A PROCESS IN WHICH SOME LIVING THINGS SURVIVE BETTER THAN OTHERS BECAUSE THEIR TRAITS MAKES THEM BETTER ABLE TO ATTRACT A MATE:
a) arousal theory
b) biological system
c) sexual selection
d) causal relationship

6. A STRATEGY OF MAKING AN OBSERVATION ABOUT HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THEN FORMING A HYPTHESIS ABOUT THE TYPE OF PROBLEM THE BEHAVIOR MIGHT SOLVE:
a) form to function
b) function to form
c) drive theory
d) emotion wheel

7. A STRATEGY OF IDENTIFYING A PROBLEM, AND THEN FORMING A HYPOTHESIS ABOUT ITS SOLUTION:
a) experimental group
b) form to function
c) free will
d) function to form

8. THE QUALITY OF BEING ABLE TO BE PROVEN RIGHT OR WRONG:
a) testability
b) multistability
c) elementary
d) psychology

9. THE QUALITY OF REMAINING CONSTANT ACROSS MANY DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE OR SOCIETIES:
a) animal experimentation
b) cross-cultural consistency
c) biopsychosocial
d) experimentation

10. IT APPLIES TO EVERY PERSON OR THING IN A PARTICULAR GROUP:
a) feeling
b) happiness
c) universal
d) inference

11. A CONCLUSION BASED ON AN INTERPRETATION OF FACTS:
a) inference
b) nurture
c) objective
d) pragmaticism

12. TO BECOME STRONGER OR BETER SUITED TO A PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENT:
a) response
b) adapt
c) strenght
d) trust