Some of the famous learning theories and its propounders are given below. Match them appropriately.

a. Jean Piaget	i Trial and error theory (ii) (iii) (iv)
b. Vygotski	ii Classical conditioning
c. Kohler	iii Cognitive development theory
d. Thorndike	iv Insight theory
	v Socio cultural theory

A person forgets previously learned list of words when a new list of words is learned. This is an example of:

The sensory memory for stimuli due to touch is known as:

Which of the following is not an advantage of Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI)?

An adolescent with eating disorder goes on eating binge, then purges by self-induced vomiting or using a laxative. The eating disorder of the person is:

Assumptions in Life Span Perspective (LSP)on development are:

(1) Development is life long.

(ii) Development is unidirectional.

(ii) Biological, cognitive and socio emotional processes are interwoven in development.

(iv) Skills and abilities can be improved throughout the life span

The disorder that characterized by difficulty in muscle control, which causes problems with movement and coordination, language and speech which inturn can affect learning is:

താഴെ കൊടുത്തിരിക്കുന്നവയിൽ തെറ്റായ ബന്ധങ്ങൾ ഏതാണ് ?

1. ഇന്ദ്രിയ-ചാലക ഘട്ടം - വസ്തുര്യത ഇല്ലാതിരിക്കുക
2. മൂർത്ത മനോവ്യാപാര ഘട്ടം - അനുമാന നിഗമന ചിന്ത
3. ഔപചാരിക മനോവ്യാപാര ഘട്ടം- ജ്ഞാന സ്ഥാനാന്തരണം
4. പ്രാഗ് മനോവ്യാപാര ഘട്ടം - സംരക്ഷണം ഇല്ലായ്മ

ചേരുംപടി ചേർക്കുക :

സ്കീമ	എറിക്സൺ
എൽ എ ഡി	വൈഗോഡ്സ്കി
ഐഡന്റിറ്റി	പിയാഷെ
എറിക്സൺ	ചോംസ്കി

Identify the example of applied psychology

It formulates broad principles, brings out theories and suggests methods and techniques for the study of human behaviour .include in

What are the benefits of educational psychology in classroom

1. understand developmental characteristics
2. Enhance memory
3. Develop creativity
4. cater to individual differences

How does educational psychology helps to teacher

1. understand developmental characteristics
2. cater to individual differences
3. understand group dynamics
4. understand the learner

"Psychology is the study of human behaviour and relationships.“ The definition of psychology associated with

1. Crow and Crow
2. J.B. Watson
3. Skinner
4. Pavlov

Who said "Psychology is the science of the facts or phenomena of self .“

1. John Dewey
2. Kurt Koffka
3. Crow and Crow
4. J.B. Watson

Who among the following considered psychology as the 'science of consciousness'

1. William Wundt & William James
2. Skinner and Pavlov
3. Watson
4. Gardner

Identify the significance of educational psychology

1. frame the curriculum
2. measure learning outcomes
3. Enhance memory
4. Develop creativity

Psychology word is originated from:

Identify the focal areas of educational psychology

1. The Teaching Situation
2. Evaluation of Learning Performance.
3. The Learning Process
4. The Learner

The term behaviour was popularized by--------

Which of the following is not related to the scope of educational psychology

1. Educational psychology helps in the realization of the aims of education.
2. Knowledge about the learner is as necessary as the knowledge of the subject.
3. Findings in educational psychology can be used in teaching methods and strategies.
4. It enhance creativity of students

Which of the following is not a branch of applied psychology

1. Educational Psychology
2. Industrial Psychology
3. Political Psychology
4. General psychology

Which of the following is not a pure psychology

Which of the following are include in pure psychology

1. Developmental Psychology
2. Abnormal Psychology
3. Cognitive Psychology
4. Social Psychology

What is meaning of term "operant" according to skinner

Learning theory that focuses on reinforcement is

Jhanvi started to study after she heard from mother that she will have to do all chores .if she does not study what kind of consequences is this

1. negative reinforcement
2. positive reinforcement
3. negative punishment
4. positive punishment

In operant conditioning -------------is not essential

Learning that take place through the consequences of our behaviour is

1. motivation
2. classical conditioning
3. operant conditioning
4. memory

What are the significance of educational psychology

1. understand effective methods of teaching
2. measure learning outcomes
3. deal with exceptional children and their needs.
4. Enhance intelligence and memory

which of the following are include in pure psychology

The term applied psychology refer to:

Which among the following is the part of educational psychology

Which among the following is not a task of educational psychology

1. cater to individual differences
2. understand developmental characteristics
3. understand group dynamics
4. enhance creativity

Match the following

Psychology is the science of the facts or phenomena of self.“	B.F. Skinner
Psychology is the study of human behaviour and relationships.	Crow and Crow
"Psychology is the positive science of behaviour.	J.B. Watson
"Psychology is the science of behaviour and experience."	John Dewey

Psychology is the positive science of behaviour.“the definition of psychology associated with.......

1. Crow and Crow
2. J.B. Watson
3. Kurt Koffka
4. John Dewey

Which of the following are not including the nature of psychology

1. Psychology is both a biological science and a behavioural science.
2. It also examines how human personalities are shaped and are influenced by their environments.
3. Psychology is a positive science and not a normative science like Ethics. It adopts methods of scientific enquiry to study behaviour.
4. psychology is the study of intelligence

The term behaviour was popularized by ..........................

The word psychology comes from two words Psyche and Logos, Psyche means

ചേരുംപടി ചേർക്കുക.

ഓസുബെൽ	ക്ലാസിക്കൽ കണ്ടിഷനിംഗ്
പാവ്ലോവ്	ഇന്സൈറ്റ്ഫുൾ പഠനം
B.F. സ്കിന്നർ	അർത്ഥവത്തായ പഠനം
കൊഹ്‌ലർ	ഓപ്പറന്റ് കണ്ടീഷനിംഗ്

PWD Act established in the year:

Protection of Women on Domestic Violence as brought into force by the Indian Government in the year:

"Education is the manifestation of perfection already in men". Who is known for this statement?

Computer related approach in Psychology;

A Humanistic Psychologist ;

A person generally suffering from depression and sadness will be called the .....