C:-C. G. Jung
D:-Sigmund Freud
Correct Answer:- Option-D
Question83:-Ebbinghaus's contribution to educational psychology was
A:-Learning curve
B:-Learning plateau
C:-Curve of forgetting
D:-Emotional development chart
Correct Answer:- Option-C
Question84:-Adopting a fixed approach to solve a particular problem is called
A:-Fixation
B:-Functional fixedness
:-Transductive reasoning
D:-Divergent thinking
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question85:-Whose theory is referred to as ‘purposive behaviourism' ?
AE. C. Tolman
. L. Thorndike
C:-B. F. Skinner
D:-Albert Bandura
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question86:-The tendency to remember uncompleted tasks better than the completed ones is known as
A:-Phi Phenomenon
-Memory trace
C:-Law of closure
D:-Zeigernick effect
Correct Answer:- Option-D

Question87:-Find out the TRUE statements regarding Gestalt and behaviouristic schools.
Statements :

1. Gestalt School's approach is atomistic, whereas behaviouristic approach is holistic
2. Gestalt approach is molar, whereas behaviouristic approach is molecular
3. Gestalt approach is nativistic, whereas behaviouristic approach is empiricistic
4. Gestalt approach is objective, whereas behaviouristic approach is subjective
A:-1 and 3
B:-2 and 3
C:-L and 4
D:-3 and 4
Correct Answer:- Option-B
Question88:-Who developed the therapeutic technique systematic desensitization ?
A:-Joseph Wolpe
B:-Griffith
C:-Robert Bolles
D:-J. B. Watson
Correct Answer:- Option-A
Question89:-If we try to memorise something, the memory storage occur in which sequence ?
A:-Encoding > Storage > Retrieval
B:-Storage ~ Encoding ~ Retrieval
C:-Retrieval + Storage > Encoding
D:-Storage > Retrieval > Encoding
Correct Answer:- Option-A

Question90:-In Bruner's development theory, the stage during which child deals with mental images of objects, but doesnot
manipulate them directly 15

A:-Enactive

-Conceptual

C:-Iconic

D:-Symbolic

Correct Answer:- Option-C