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pl give me summary of ch. Sensory,attentional, and perceptual processes |
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202. |
Differences btw development growth n maturation |
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203. |
What is experience..? |
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204. |
What are field experiment . Explain with example |
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205. |
What is schedule of reinforcement |
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206. |
Classical conditioning theory |
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207. |
What is a team |
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208. |
What is para language? |
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209. |
Memory sample questions |
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210. |
Elaborate reharshal |
Answer» Elaborate rehersal can be defined as any situation or event which u are studying IN detail that is know as elaborate rehersal | |
211. |
Explain psychology as a \'Natural science\' |
Answer» 1. Modern psychology has developd because of the application of the scientific method to study, psychological phenomenon.2. As a pshysical science, it emphasizes on data that is systematic and can be studied under controlled conditions.3. It is quantitative and requires analysis.4. It takes influences from both physics and biology and believes in the hypothetico deductive model.5. Every or any hypothesis can be accepted or rejected on the basis of factors available. The model suggests that scientific advancement can take place if you have a theory to explain a phenomenon.6. A hypothesis is a tentative solution to a problem that helps in guiding a research or a theory.7. Hypothesis has been successfully used for determining many theories related to learning and memory. For ex- the way a child has been brought up in his family will shape his personality. | |
212. |
Difference between basic and applied psychology |
Answer» Basic Psychology is about the concepts that are fundamental to the study of human behavior. Memory, Attitude, Perception and Personality are some of these topics.Basic Psychology also covers the history of the evolution of Psychology as a discipline by chronicling the schools of Psychology such as Psychoanalysis, Behavioral Psychology, Cognitive Psychology et al.Applied Psychology has to do with the application of these concepts and involves experimentation and psychological intervention. In simple words, Basic Psychology is heavy on theory and Applied Psychology is heavy on experiments and the implementation of Psychological theory to deal with real life issues. | |
213. |
Which test is require movements of objects from one place to another |
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214. |
Explain the contextual view of development |
Answer» For this answer u can read page 68 and diagram | |
215. |
Difference between OBJECTIVE and SUBJECTIVE |
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216. |
What are the features of sensory registers? |
Answer» Sensory register, also called sensory memory, refers to the first and most immediate form of memory you have. The sensory register is your ultra-short-term memory that takes in sensory information through your five senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch) and holds it for no more than a few seconds. | |
217. |
Please give all 1 marks questions from chapter 1,2,3,4 and 7 |
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218. |
Please gave all types of questions like 1,2,3,4,5,6 marks |
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219. |
Please gave psychology extra questions |
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220. |
Differentiate between basic and applied psychology |
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221. |
Differentiate between bait and applied psychology? |
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222. |
Describe the limitation of physiological enquiry ¿ |
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223. |
Differentiate between basic and applied psychology? |
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224. |
How can psychology be termed as a natural science?\xa0 |
Answer» If behavior is the essential object of psychological interest, then psychology is the science of behavior. This indeed is one of the most widely accepted definitions. It has but one drawback: the limitations set upon the term behavior. In common usage this term refers only to outward adjustment, whereas psychologists are interested quite as much in the internal and abbreviated adjustments, in the processes of thought, emotion, feeling, and perception. This being the case we would suggest the term activity in place of the term behavior, and define psychology as the science of the activity of the individual, including under activity the implicit as well as the explicit, the incomplete and fragmentary adjustments usually called mental as well as the more overt and manifest usually called physical | |
225. |
What do we study in psychology as discipline?\xa0 |
Answer» Find commentary, research, and news covering all aspects of human behavior, from the workings of the brain to relationships and the larger cultural forces that influence our decisions. Psychology is an academic and applied discipline that involves the scientific study of mental functions and behaviors. | |
226. |
research in psychology and other fields have led to a inderdisiplanry dependence how? |
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227. |
Example of Overt behaviour? |
Answer» Overt behaviour can be outwardly seen by the observer that is know as overt behavior fr example, the person who is saying something and no one listens to him then he becomes angery ND by his face we can see the angry face | |
228. |
Example of Enduring Behaviour? |
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229. |
Example of short behavior |
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230. |
Is psychology a easy subject |
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231. |
. Discuss emotional intelligence?? |
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232. |
What is the wavelength that our eye sensitive to visual sensation. |
Answer» 380 nanometre to 780 nanometer1 nanometre=10to the power minus 9 | |
233. |
An easy example of habituation |
Answer» Suppose you are doing some work and after some time you feel tired and stop doing that work after some time you again start that work | |
234. |
Explain structure of neuron |
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235. |
Describe psychology as a discipline |
Answer» hey do you have psychology if yes then please tell me in which school do you study | |
236. |
Do anyone here have psychology if yes then please tell me |
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237. |
What is behaviour ? Give example of overt and covert behaviour |
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238. |
What is reinforcement? |
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239. |
What is psychological test |
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240. |
What is cabinet mission plan? |
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241. |
What is difference between mental process and brain |
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242. |
i am megha is my mind right |
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243. |
Discuss the types of long term memory |
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244. |
What is zero thought? |
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245. |
Human behavior |
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246. |
Why does forgetting take place ? |
Answer» Forgetting can take place through 1.forgetting due to trace decay. In this type of forgetting we can\'t store some information for a wide period of time, because it can\'t be store in long term memory, 2.forgetting due to interference. This type of forgetting take place as past learning effect new learning that is known As proactive, whereas past learning not effect on new learning that is know as retroactive. 3.forgetting due to retrieval failure.in this the learning are forget due something | |
247. |
Explain the principle of heredity on the basis of chapter human development. |
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248. |
What is goal of psychology |
Answer» The four main goals of psychology are to describe, explain, predict and control the behaviour and mental processes of others.To make them mentally stable. | |
249. |
Define Pshycology? |
Answer» Psychology is derived from two greek words psy means soul ND logos means science or the subject to study. As it is a study of behavior but once since it has moved away it only study mind ND soul | |
250. |
Who pioneered both the development of statistics and the study of individual difference? |
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