b. The most important factor underlying intellectual development
c. A relatively poorly studied area.
d. Potential inherited from parents.
e. Long-term training
8 What branch of psychology is engaged in studying the connections between the activity of the nervous system and behavior?
a. Psychopharmacology
B. Psychophysiology
c. Zoopsychology,
d. Clinical psychology
e. Pedagogical psychology
Affect is
a. Emotional process of low intensity, which forms an emotional background for ongoing mental processes.
b. Emotional process of a person reflecting a subjective appraisal attitude to real or abstract objects.
c. An information process of medium duration, reflecting a subjective evaluative attitude to existing or possible situations.
D. Emotional process of explosive nature, characterized by short-term and high intensity, accompanied by pronounced motor manifestations and changes in the work of internal organs
e. Emotional process of explosive nature
Volitional function
a. Mobilization function
b. Compensation function
c. Evaluation function
D. Incentive function
e. The function of understanding
11 The cognitive processes include:
a. Temperament
b. Joy
C. Thinking
d. Abilities
e. Feelings
To mental states are
a. Feeling
b. Perception
c. Abilities
D. Anxiety
e. Temperament
13 The founder of the theory of psychoanalysis was:
a. L.S. Vygotsky
b. A.Adler
c. K.Young
D. 3. Freud
e. IM Sechenov
14 The founders of Gestalt psychology were:
a. E.L. Torndike, J. Watson
B. M. Wertheimer, K. Koffka, V. Keler
c. IM Sechenov, VM Bekhterev, IP Pavlov
d. E.Tolmen, K.Hall, B. Skinner
e. IM Sechenov, A.Adler, J. Watson
15 Medical psychology studies:
A. Psychological patterns associated with the emergence and course of the disease, explores the impact of disease on the human psyche, mental factors on the physical, somatic state of a person
b. Individual psychological differences between people.
c. Influence of changes in the structure and functioning of the brain, its damage, age underdevelopment on mental activity and human behaviour.
d. The development of the human psyche and its characteristics during phylogenesis
e. Development of the human psyche and its features throughout ontogeny
Observation is
A. Purposeful and fixed perception of external manifestations of the psyche
b. Receiving information through speech communication
c. Product Activity Analysis Method
d. Experiment
e. Questionnaires
Slow, unflappable, patient, mean to show emotions and feelings.
a. Choleric
b. Sanguine
c. Melancholic
d. Introvert
E. Phlegmatic person
Inclined to the constant experience of various events, sharply reacts to external factors, shy, emotionally vulnerable
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a. Choleric
B. Melancholic
c. Phlegmatic person
d. Sanguine
e. Introvert
Fast, impulsive, unbalanced, with a dramatically changing mood with emotional outbursts, quickly exhausted.
A. Choleric
b. Melancholic
c. Sanguine
d. Introvert
e. Phlegmatic person
Cheerful, sociable, mobile, with a quick reaction to all events, quite easily reconciled with his failures and troubles.
A. Sanguine
b. Melancholic
c. Phlegmatic person
d. Choleric
e. Extravert
Psychology is a science that studies...
a. Psychic phenomena that arise in different groups and groups in the process of communication and activity
B. The patterns of the emergence, development and functioning of the psyche and mental activity of man and groups of people
c. Features of the human psyche at different stages of its development
d. Mental disorders, methods of their diagnosis, prevention and treatment
e. Humans temperament and behaviour
22 The methods of psychological impact include:
a. Observation
b. Experiment
c. Statistical analysis
d. Psychological testing
E. Discussion
23 The method of research, involving the comparison of two or more objects for the purpose of classification and typology, is called:
a. Complex
B. Comparative
c. Methods of observation
d. Longitude
e. Experiment method
24 The tasks of social psychology as a science:
