What is the meaning of Flock according to Gestalt psychology?

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What is the meaning of Flock according to Gestalt psychology?

A. The whole

B. Perceptual unit

C. Perception

D. Closur

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What it is called, when more than one independent variable works in an experimental situation.

A. Situational Crisis

B. Interaction

C. Multisituational Effect

D. Variable Crisis

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Which perspective of psychology emphasizes the overt behaviour of the individual?

A. Developmental Perspective

B. Behaviouristic Perspective

C. Humanistic Perspective

D. Psychoanalytic Perspective

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Who is the father of Experimental Psychology.

A. Wilhelm Wundt

B. Sigmund Freud

C. C.G. Jung

D. E.B. Titchener

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The occurrence of O in S-O-R concept is responsible in regulating the behavior of the organism and making psychological activity _________.

A. Complex

B. Dynamic

C. Fixed

D. Puzzled

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Industrial Psychology is _________.

A. Theoretical Psychology

B. Applied Psychology

C. Educational Psychology

D. Abnormal Psychology

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The modern psycholinguistic theory was developed by _________.

A. Chomsky

B. Kohler

C. Piaget

D. Kholberg

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_________ perspective focuses on changes in behaviour and cognitive processes over the life span.

A. Developmental Perspective

B. Biological Perspective

C. Humanistic Perspective

D. Psychoanalytic Perspective

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What is the name of the person established the School of Individual Psychology?

A. Adler

B. Jung

C. Anne Freud

D. Eric Fromm

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The functionalist strongly influenced by ________.

A. Willhelm Wundt

B. Charles Darwin

C. J. B. Watson

D. William James

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Psychology can be literally defined as the _________.

A. Science of mind

B. Science of behaviour

C. Science of soul

D. Science of consciousness

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Emphasizing what comes to mind first or most readily/quickly is known as _________.

A. Heuristic

B. Critical Thinking

C. Intuitive Thought

D. Confirmation Bias

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Some of the most useful knowledge of human perception has borrowed from _________.

A. Chemistry

B. Physics

C. Sociology

D. Zoology

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Science is invariably characterised by _________.

A. Its methodology

B. Its theory

C. Its fact

D. Its hypothesis

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Thought process is the main component of _________ perspective.

A. Gestalt Perspective

B. Biological Perspective

C. Humanistic Perspective

D. Cognitive Perspective

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Which one of the following approaches tries to analyze human behaviour in terms of stimulus-response units acquired through the process of learning, mainly through instrumental conditioning .

A. Cognitive Approach

B. Dynamic and Psychoanalytic Approach

C. Stimulus-Response Behaviouristic Approach

D. Existential Approach

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Who has been considered as the father of psychoanalysis method of study _________?

A. Sigmund Freud

B. E.B Titchener

C. C.G. Jung

D. Alfred Adler

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The method of Field Observation is always considered as _________.

A. Subjective

B. Complex

C. Neutral

D. Objective

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Psychology is a _________.

A. A natural science

B. A physical science

C. A biological science

D. A social science

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Hope, happiness, optimism and flow takes together as _________.

A. Cognitive psychology

B. Positive psychology

C. Humanistic psychology

D. Evolutionary psychology

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According J. B Watson, Psychology is a Science of________.

A. Soul

B. Mind

C. Behaviour

D. Brain

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Some of our most useful knowledge of human perception borrowed from ________.

A. Physics

B. Chemistry

C. Sociology

D. Mathematics

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Psychology as a Science of Mind, defined by _________ school of psychology.

A. Psychoanalysts

B. Behaviourists

C. Functionalists

D. Ancient Greek Philosophers

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The most pioneered contributor to Behavioural school of psychology is _________.

A. Freud

B. Allport

C. Watson

D. Fechner

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A major part of developmental psychology is devoted to the understanding of behaviour of _________.

A. Children

B. Adolescents

C. Women

D. Old people

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From the following pioneered psychologist who is associated with Behaviourism?

A. B.F. Skinner

B. William James

C. Megde Arnold

D. David Hull

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The structuralist intended to identify the buildings blocks of ________.

A. Consciousness

B. Subconsciousness

C. Unconsciousness

D. None of the above

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In the year _________ the Scientific Psychology was first accepted.

A. 1779

B. 1679

C. 1879

D. 1889

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For the first time, the word Psychology is introduced by_________.

A. Rudolf Goekle

B. William James

C. Sigmund Freud

D. C. G. Jung

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Who established the first experimental psychological laboratory?

A. Sigmund Freud

B. B.F. Skinner

C. Evan Pavlov

D. Wilhelm Wundt

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Wilson was the strong supporter of _________ plays vital role for shaping of behaviour.

A. Genes

B. Culture and environment

C. Past life

D. God or almighty

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B. Perceptual unit

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