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प्रश्न
Identify the odd item from the following and give reason for the same.
पर्याय
Walking
dancing
playing
thinking
eating
उत्तर
Thinking: It is covert behaviour.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Psychology is a study of ______.
______ processes include thinking, memory, emotions, etc.
Identify the odd item from the following and give reason for the same.
Identify the odd item from the following and give reason for the same.
What is psychology?
From which word psychology is derived?
The latest definition of psychology is ______
First definition of psychology is ______
Where the word "psychology" does come from?
Different people often react differently to the same situations. In psychology, it is referred to as ______
Who is the author of the book "principles of psychology"?
Match the following pairs.
| A | B | ||
| 1. | Tri-doshas | a) | First laboratory of psychology |
| 2. | Tri-gunas | b) | Study of unconscious |
| 3. | Wilhelm Wundt | c) | Perception, thinking, memory etc |
| 4. | Sigmund Freud | d) | Satva, Rajas, Tamas |
| 5. | Cognitive processes | e) | Ashtanga Yog |
| 6. | Patanjali | f) | Kapha, Vaat and Pitta |
Match the following pairs.
| A | B | ||
| 1. | Tri-doshas | a) | First laboratory of psychology |
| 2. | Tri-gunas | b) | Study of unconscious |
| 3. | Wilhelm Wundt | c) | Perception, thinking, memory etc |
| 4. | Sigmund Freud | d) | Satva, Rajas, Tamas |
| 5. | Cognitive processes | e) | Ashtanga Yog |
| 6. | Patanjali | f) | Kapha, Vaat and Pitta |
Match the following pairs.
| A | B | ||
| 1. | Developmental Psychology | a) | studies organizations, human factor design and employee training |
| 2. | Criminal Psychology | b) | studies how people become who they are from conception to death |
| 3. | Educational Psychology | c) | studies thinking process |
| 4. | Industrial Psychology | d) | Helps educators to promote learning |
| 5. | Social Psychology | e) | studies criminal behaviour |
| 6. | Cognitive Psychology | f) | studies the influence of other people upon an individual's behaviour |
