a. olfactory epithelium
b. vestibular membrane
c. odor membrane
d. synaptic epithelium
e. vestibular membrane
24 What sense makes it possible for you to touch the tip of your nose with your eyes closed?
a. The cardiovascular sense
b. The vestibular sense
c. Kinaesthesia
d. Synthesis
e. willpower
The vestibular sense lets you know when
a. a signal is present
b. a figure is perceived against aground
c. you are walking upright
d. you have a subliminal perception
e. you are hungry
26 A ccording to Koffka, the actual world ―out there, the world as defined by physics is
a. the family
b. the phenomenal world
c. the geographical world
d. the psychological world
e. the subjective world
27 One of the following is not a Gestalt law.
a. Proximity
b. Similarity
c. The cognitive hypothesis
d. Closure
e. The figure and background
An illusionist
a. an individual perception
b. a false belief
c. a kind of hallucination
d. a false perception
e. the same thing as adelusion
The process of thinking about thinking is called
a. symbolic production
b. functional reflection
c. met thought
d. cognitive existentialism
e. psychological reflection
30 What kind of a concept strings together perceived attributes?
a. a conjunctive concept
b. a relational concept
c. a disjunctive concept
d. an iconic concept
e. a cognitive existentialism
Test Psychology
Option 2
Step-by-step instructions for operating a microwave oven provide an example of
a. a heuristic approach
b. a means-end analysis
c. an insight analysis
d. an algorithm
e. an experimental analysis
2. Which of the following correctly defines a mental set?
a. an unconscious wish
b. a conscious conditioned reflex
c. a subconscious determining tendency
d. a false negative
e. a false positive
3. What exists when there is a need to use a tool or familiar object in a novel way and one cant perceive the novel way?
a. cognitive slippage
b. mental facilitation
c. functional fixedness
d. transformational perception
e. cognitive facilitation
4. What kind of reasoning is characterized by making observations and gathering information until a general conclusion is reached?
a. inductive reasoning
b. deductive reasoning
c. if-then reasoning
d. relational reasoning
e. corelational reasoning
Deductive reasoning is reasoning in which
a. a premise follows from a hyper premise
b. a conclusion follows from a meta conclusion
c. a conclusion follows from a premise
d. a premise follows from a conclusion
e. inductive reasoning
Sir F. Galton abandoned his attempts to measure intelligence because
a. he was dismissed from the post
b. he lost interest in the subject
c. he was disheartened by the failure
d. he was forbidden to continue further research in this field
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e. he was illing
The major precondition for creating the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scalewas
a. the desire of scientists to measure intelligence in an objective manner
b. lack of reliable knowledge in this area of psychology
c. need to help children with cognitive difficulties
d. friendly relationships between the two scientists
e. there is no direct correlation between the level of intelligence and living standards
The Stanford project made it obvious that
a. there is no direct correlation between the level of intelligence and living standards
b. only a longitudinal study can be used to measure intelligence
c. highly intelligent children are likely to be more successful in all aspects of life than those with average level of intelligence
d. children with normal intelligence tend to have better health comparing with highly intelligent children
e. children with normal intelligence havent better health
A longitudinal research
a. provides more accurate results
b. is performed over a period ofyears
c. requires using of a biometric method
d. is used primarily when measuring human intelligence
e. is used primarily when measuring human memory
10. One of the following is not a primary characteristic of intelligence:
a. the ability to think clearly
b. convergent thinking
c. functioning effectively in the environment
d. eccentric thinking
e. problem solving
11. What method was employed by Binet and Simon to measure intelligence?
a. the perceptual-motor method
b. the biometric method
c. the performance method
d. the physiological method
e. the logical method
