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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (BA Sociology) , Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (B.A. Psychology) .
1. |
The goal of studying psychology is to |
A. | Understand human mind and behaviour |
B. | Analyse human behaviour |
C. | Control behaviour |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
2. |
Classical conditioning was propounded by................ |
A. | Skinner |
B. | Pavlov |
C. | Bruner |
D. | Vygotsky |
Answer» B. Pavlov |
3. |
The view of psychology that emphasises the study of mental processes. |
A. | Humanistic |
B. | Functionalist |
C. | Cognitive |
D. | Neo-behaviourist |
Answer» C. Cognitive |
4. |
The method in psychology in which large amount of data are generated from large number of respondents quickly and inexpensively. |
A. | Survey |
B. | Case study |
C. | Experimental |
D. | Sociometry |
Answer» A. Survey |
5. |
The pioneer of Operant Conditioning Theory. |
A. | Pavlov |
B. | Bruner |
C. | Thorndike |
D. | Skinner |
Answer» D. Skinner |
6. |
The movement of psychology that deals with the study of human behaviour in terms of environmental stimuli and observational responses. |
A. | Functionalism |
B. | Behaviourism |
C. | Structuralism |
D. | Psychoanalysis |
Answer» B. Behaviourism |
7. |
The method of inquiry in which one variable is manipulated to study its effect on another variable is ............. research. |
A. | Correlational |
B. | Survey |
C. | Experimental |
D. | None of the above. |
Answer» C. Experimental |
8. |
The system that forms the communication network and coordinate the functions of all other systems in a human body. |
A. | Limbic system |
B. | Endocrine system |
C. | Nervous system |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Nervous system |
9. |
Discovery learning was propounded by.................. |
A. | Bruner |
B. | Dewey |
C. | Vygotsky |
D. | Kohler |
Answer» A. Bruner |
10. |
The gland causes drowsiness and sluggish metabolism when its hormone is under active. |
A. | Pineal |
B. | Pancreas |
C. | Pituitary |
D. | Thyroid |
Answer» D. Thyroid |
11. |
The type of attention in which an individual diverts attention towards a particular activity deliberately. |
A. | Voluntary |
B. | Involuntary |
C. | Non-voluntary |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Voluntary |
12. |
An internal drive or urge that compels an individual to act in a particular way. |
A. | Maturation |
B. | Learning |
C. | Motivation |
D. | modelling |
Answer» C. Motivation |
13. |
Which among the following is NOT a ‘grouping strategy’ used in organization of visual perception? |
A. | Similarity |
B. | Proximity |
C. | Constancy |
D. | Continuity |
Answer» C. Constancy |
14. |
The type of extra sensory perception in which the individual has the ability to acquire information by means other than known by human senses. |
A. | Clairaudience |
B. | Clairvoyance |
C. | Claircognizance |
D. | Clairalience |
Answer» B. Clairvoyance |
15. |
The psychologist who held the belief that human behaviours are motivated by unconscious instincts and urges. |
A. | Piaget |
B. | Frued |
C. | Bruner |
D. | Skinner |
Answer» B. Frued |
16. |
The schedule of reinforcement that occurs after a definite number of correct responses. |
A. | Fixed ratio |
B. | Continuous |
C. | Fixed interval |
D. | Partial |
Answer» A. Fixed ratio |
17. |
Who proposed the concept of ‘Latent learning’? |
A. | Skinner |
B. | Bruner |
C. | Tolman |
D. | Thorndike |
Answer» C. Tolman |
18. |
Which among the following is NOT included in Gestalt Laws of Learning? |
A. | Law of readiness |
B. | Law of similarity |
C. | Law of closure |
D. | Law of continuity |
Answer» A. Law of readiness |
19. |
Who proposed that learning is a process of perceptual organization and reorganization of one’s life space? |
A. | William James |
B. | Kurt Lewin |
C. | Kohler |
D. | Frued |
Answer» B. Kurt Lewin |
20. |
The process of cognitive development in which the learner incorporates new information in to the already existing cognitive structure. |
A. | Accommodation |
B. | Equilibration |
C. | Assimilation |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Assimilation |
21. |
According to Vygotsky, the difference between actual development and potential development is called............... |
A. | ZPD |
B. | Scaffolding |
C. | Shaping |
D. | Modelling |
Answer» A. ZPD |
22. |
Which among the following is NOT included in Bandura’s modelling? |
A. | Attention |
B. | Retention |
C. | Reproduction |
D. | Symbolism |
Answer» D. Symbolism |
23. |
The ability to respond discretely to specific auditory, visual or tactile stimuli. |
A. | Focused attention |
B. | Sustained attention |
C. | Selective attention |
D. | Alternating attention |
Answer» A. Focused attention |
24. |
The proponent of Structuralism is ............ |
A. | William Wundt |
B. | William James |
C. | J. B. Watson |
D. | Sigmund Frued |
Answer» A. William Wundt |
25. |
The memory that holds things that are learned without understanding its meaning. |
A. | Immediate |
B. | Rote |
C. | Associative |
D. | Permanent |
Answer» B. Rote |
26. |
The school of psychology that studies perceptions and experiences in wholeness. |
A. | Behaviourist |
B. | Gestalt |
C. | Cognitive |
D. | Psychoanalysis |
Answer» B. Gestalt |
27. |
Iconic and echoic memories are types of .............. |
A. | STM |
B. | LTM |
C. | Sensory memory |
D. | Semantic memory |
Answer» C. Sensory memory |
28. |
Which among the following are causes of forgetting? |
A. | Laps of time |
B. | Inadequate impression |
C. | Repression |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
29. |
Who proposed the ‘curve of forgetting’? |
A. | Ebbinghaus |
B. | Tolman |
C. | Bruner |
D. | Piaget |
Answer» A. Ebbinghaus |
30. |
The memorising strategy that involve visual association between already memorised places and new words to be memorised. |
A. | Chunking |
B. | Keyword |
C. | Rote learning |
D. | Loci |
Answer» D. Loci |
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