What is Psychology? — Psychology STD 11 Humanities — Question

In classical conditioning, a neutral stimulus regularly precedes an unconditioned stimulus that evokes a/ an ______________ response.

1. Conditioned.
2. Unconditioned.

________ pioneered both the development of statistics and the study of individual difference.

1. Sir Francis Galton.
2. J.B. Watson.

The term ____________ describes the key idea of psychoanalysis.

1. Unconscious motivation.
2. Subconscious motivation.

An increase in the magnitude of a conditioned response after a period of time with no explicit training is known as ____________.

1. Extinction.
2. Spontaneous recovery.

The Behaviorist school of psychology was founded by ____________.

1. Max Wertheimer.
2. J.B. Watson.

____________ psychology is a broad field in which psychological knowledge is brought to bear upon social problems.

1. Community.
2. Applied.

_____________ psychology is concerned with internal processes such as attention, perception, thinking, reasoning, language and memory.

1. Cognitive.
2. Developmental.

____________ in classical conditioning is the process of presenting the conditioned stimulus alone without the unconditioned stimulus for a number of trials.

1. Extinction.
2. Stimulus generalization.

According to psychoanalytic theory, the urges and drives are hidden from the awareness of the individual, in other words, they are _____________.

1. Subconscious.
2. Unconscious.

______________ is the process of learning to make one response to one stimulus and another response or no response to another stimulus.

1. Discrimination.
2. Stimulus generalization.