At present, introspection or______is considered relatively unreliable:

Related Mcqs:

1. From the following psychologist, who rejected introspection as a method of psychology ___________?

   A. B.F. Skinner B. Fulton C. Cattell D. J.B. Watson...

2. The concepts like “Introspection” and “Conscious Experience” are associated with _________?

   A. Functionalism B. Behaviourism C. Structuralism D. Gestalt Psychology...

3. In the context of Titchener’s research for the most elementary sensory experiences, introspection is a research method involving a detailed verbal report on ____________?

   A. one’s own conscious sensory experience B. how one’s own personality affects one’s conscious sensory experience C. how one’s own behavior affects one’s conscious sensory experience D. all of the above...

4. According to John Watson, introspection was:

   A. a valid method of research B. unscientific C. the cornerstone of behaviorism D. the study of the mind in use...

5. According to john Watson. introspection was_________?

   A. a valid method of research B. unscientific C. the cornerstone of behaviorism D. the study of the mind in use...

6. Although_____is a relatively new science, it is rapidly developing a body of reliable and pertinent subject-matter.

   A. Educational psychology B. Educational philosophy C. Educational process D. Educational Research...

7. The relatively unconscious learning that are inescapable accompaniments of daily living usually are referred to as:

   A. Out-of-date education B. Informal education C. Skilled education D. Technical education...

8. A child who knows how to tie shoelaces would probably find it relatively easy to learn how to tie a bow. Piaget would call this thinking process:

   A. object permanence B. operationalization C. maturation D. assimilation...

9. A relatively simple part of stimulus configuration is termed:

   A. Innate releasing mechanism B. Taxis C. Sign stimulus D. Kinesis...

10. A relatively simple part of stimulus configuration is termed:

    A. Innate releasing mechanism B. Taxis C. Sign stimulus D. Kinesis...