In the simplest experimental method, E manipulates _________.
One Variable
Two Variables
Three Variables
Four Variables
Correct Answer :
A. One Variable
Related Questions
In _________ method of study in psychology, passive study and analysis of human behaviour is usually done.
Introspection Method
Experimental Method
Observational Method
Genetic Method
Who is a pioneer contributor to the Cognitive Psychology?
Jean Piaget
Kohler
Chomsky
Kholberg
Who is a famous psycholinguistic?
Gardner
Alan Newell
A. Simon
Noam Chomsky
Self actualisation is the proposed by ________.
Carl Roser
Abraham Mashlow
Sigmund Freud
William James
The most pioneered contributor to Behavioural school of psychology is _________.
Freud
Allport
Watson
Fechner
The perspective which is concerned with characteristic changes that occur in people as they mature is known as _________.
Developmental Perspective
Biological Perspective
Humanistic Perspective
Psychoanalytic Perspective
Psychology is the science studying the behaviour of _________.
Mankind
Living Organism
Animals
Plants
The system which still survives very nearly in its rigid forms is _________.
Cognitive Approach
Dynamic and Psychoanalytic Approach
Holistic Approach
Existential Approach
Who discovered that all mental process are not accompanied by mental imagery?
Willhelm Wundt
E. B. Titchner
J. B. Watson
Oswald Kulpe
Who is recognised as the father of psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud
Tolman
Alfred Adler
William James
The academic related psychological problems are dealt by________.
Industrial Psychologist
Social Psychologist
Academic Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
Gestalt psychology taking its name from the German word Gestal which literally means _________.
World
Whole
A part
Whole vs part
In the simplest experimental method, E manipulates _________.
One Variable
Two Variables
Three Variables
Four Variables
Ebbinghuas, had done the pioneering experiments on _________.
Perception
Emotion
Memory
Thinking
A major part of developmental psychology is devoted to the understanding of behaviour of _________.
Children
Adolescents
Women
Old people
Abnormal Psychology is concerned with _________.
Developmental stages of individual
Diagnosis of abnormal behaviour
Abnormal behaviour and its causes
Treatment of abnormal behaviour
Who has been considered as the father of psychoanalysis method of study _________?
Sigmund Freud
E.B Titchener
C.G. Jung
Alfred Adler
The structuralist intended to identify the buildings blocks of ________.
Consciousness
Subconsciousness
Unconsciousness
None of the above
First Psychology department started in the department of philosophy at Calcutta University in the year ________.
1905
1916
1890
1780
Psychology can be literally defined as the _________.
Science of mind
Science of behaviour
Science of soul
Science of consciousness
The concept of Rationalism is developed by _________.
Sigmund Freud
Aristotle
Plato
Paul Broca
_________ field of psychology focuses on the potential role of evolution in behaviour.
Developmental Psychology
Physiological Psychology
Evolutional Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Who is the founder and principal proponent of psychoanalysis _________.
Sigmund Freud
E.B Titchener
C.G. Jung
Alfred Adler
Rudolf Goekle used the word Psychology for the first time in the year _________.
1590 AD
1095 AD
1950 AD
1509 AD
From the following pioneered psychologist who is associated with Behaviourism?
B.F. Skinner
William James
Megde Arnold
David Hull
Who is the valuable contributor in insightful learning?
Throndike
B.F. Skinner
Evan Pavlov
Kohler
The frameworks for explaining various events or process in science is known as _________.
Facts
Theories
Models
Hypothesis
Psychology in the work place is the subject matter of________.
Industrial and organisational Psychology
Social Psychology
Academic Psychology
Clinical Psychology
E.B. Titchener (1867-1927) defined Psychology as the science of _________.
Conscious Experience
Science of Mind
Science of Experience
Science of Soul
_________ approach is popularly rooted in Gestalt psychology.
Wholistic Approach
Stimulus-Response-Behaviouristic Approach
Dynamic and Psychoanalytic Approach
Cognitive Approach