Thinking Test - 1

The style of speech adopted by adults when talking to a baby is called:

The child must understand syntax for the development of:

The study of the influence of genes on behaviour is popularly known as:

Which one of the following drugs stimulates the Central Nervous System?

The application of Psychology for improving life for members of the community is known as:

The process by which control of autonomic functioning can be learned if the individual is provided with information about how the baby is working, is known as:

The vocalisations produced by infants which include the full range of human phonemes are known as:

The technique which makes use of the fact that the genetic “blueprint” for a whole animal is reproduced in the genes and chromosomes of each cell nucleus in its body, is popularly known as:

The psychological study involving the de­tailed investigation of just one particular case or individual is known as:

That, which cannot be observed by another person, is called:

Who viewed that two general mental abilities underlie comprehension. They are the ability to remember word meanings and the ability to research with verbal concepts and hence with words:

In 1962, a term was coined by C. Henry Campe in a paper which first alerted the medical profession to the widespread existence of infants who had been injured by their parents. What was this term?

The study of the biological sources of indivi­dual functioning is known as:

A detailed account of the background and previous experience of a single patient or client is known as:

The production of novel behaviours through the systematic adjustment of reinforcement contingencies is popularly known as: