Exam 1: Psychology: Behavioral Processes and Learning Theories

Iconic and echoic memories are types of ..............

Classical conditioning was propounded by................

Which among the following is NOT included in Bandura's modelling?

Which among the following is NOT a 'grouping strategy' used in organization of visual perception?

The movement of psychology that deals with the study of human behaviour in terms of environmental stimuli and observational responses.

The goal of studying psychology is to

The pioneer of Operant Conditioning Theory.

According to Vygotsky, the difference between actual development and potential development is called...............

The gland causes drowsiness and sluggish metabolism when its hormone is under active.

The proponent of Structuralism is ............

Which among the following are causes of forgetting?

The type of extra sensory perception in which the individual has the ability to acquire information by means other than known by human senses.

The psychologist who held the belief that human behaviours are motivated by unconscious instincts and urges.

An internal drive or urge that compels an individual to act in a particular way.

The school of psychology that studies perceptions and experiences in wholeness.

The ability to respond discretely to specific auditory, visual or tactile stimuli.

The process of cognitive development in which the learner incorporates new information in to the already existing cognitive structure.

Which among the following is NOT included in Gestalt Laws of Learning?

The method in psychology in which large amount of data are generated from large number of respondents quickly and inexpensively.

The method of inquiry in which one variable is manipulated to study its effect on another variable is ............. research.