Thinking — Psychology STD 11 Humanities — Question

Remembering means to recall to the mind by an act or effort of:

1. Thoughts.
2. Perception.
3. Memory.
4. Learning.

___________________ transmits information from sense organs of Central Nervous System to voluntary, skeletal muscles.

1. Autonomic Nervous System.
2. Sympathetic Nervous System.
3. Parasympathetic Nervous System.
4. Somatic Nervous System.

Language consists of a series of:

1. Images.
2. Evaluations.
3. Meaningful symbols.
4. None of these.

The school of Structuralism was established by:

1. Wilhelm Wundt.
2. E.B. Titchener.

What are schemas?

1. Chunking mechanisms.
2. Learning techniques.
3. Organized packets of information stored in the long-term memory.
4. Defense mechanisms.

Sound of words is coded in:

1. Long-Term Memory.
2. Sensory Memory.
3. Visual Memory.
4. Short-Term Memory.

One's ability to distinguish find details is called:

1. Sensation.
2. Perception.
3. Visual acuity.
4. Apperception.

Which law states that he smallest detectable difference for any intensity of a stimulus is a constant function of the intensity of the stimulus?

1. Fechner's law.
2. Weber's law.
3. Power law.
4. Law of effects.

_____________ carry information away from the Central Nervous System.

1. Afferent neurons.
2. Sensory neurons.
3. Efferent neurons.
4. Ganglionic neurons.

____________ is defined as overlapping or disturbance of different memory traces on each other.

1. Forgetting.
2. Conditioning.
3. Interference.
4. Recall.