Psy quiz

Psychology is defined now as:

• the biological study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting physical health in a given context

• the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behaviour in a given context

• the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting personalities in a given context

• the neurological study of the human body and its functions, especially those affecting behaviour in a given context

Psychology was ‘born’ in (a)   when researcher Wilhelm Wundt opened a laboratory in Leipzig, Germany

In 1924, who developed the EEG (electroencephalograph)

• Harry Styles

• Helen Woods

• Hans Berger

• Jean piaget

What is the full form of MRI

• magnetic resonance imaging

• magnetic resistance imaging

• magnetic

  resistance

  inceptors

• magnetic resonance information

what is the full form of PET

• postion emission tomography

• positron enversion

  tomography

• positron emission tomography

• position enmission tomography

what is the full form of EEG

• electricalenhancementgraph

• electromagneticgraph

• electroencephalograph

• electrolysis

which scan is this

• PET

• MRI

• EEG

What scan is this?

• PET

• MRI

• EEG

What do PET scans show?

• black and white images of brain activity by detecting areas of high and low metabolism. They use warm colours to show lower energy areas, and cool colours for high activity areas

• normal images of brain activity. They use cool colours to show higher energy areas, and warm colours for low activity areas

• colour images of brain activity by detecting areas of high and low metabolism. They use warm colours to show higher energy areas, and cool colours for low activity areas

• colour images of brain activity by detecting areas of high and low metabolism. They use cool colours to show higher energy areas, and warm colours for low activity areas

name one early work of Wilhelm Wundt in the 1870s

(a)