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Psychology Aidana Madina

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

When did the third stage of pedagogical psychology begin

a)

from the end of the 16th century

b)

to the end of the 20th century

c)

since the middle of the 20th century

d)

to the 19th century

2.

Where is the term "learning" mainly used?

a)

of human properties

b)

in the psychology of behaviour

c)

in action are learning

d)

In intellectual cognitive science

3.

What Clark L.Hull attempted to develop?

a)

teaching is presented as a student's activity to assimilate new knowledge and master the ways of acquiring knowledge

b)

The experimental method is a form of the mind approach that has its own logic and its own technical requirements

c)

Considers learning as the acquisition of individual experience, but first of all pays attention to the automated level of skills

d)

a common interpretation of behavioral changes resulting from both classical and operant procedures.

4.

How many sections stand out in the traditional structure of pedagogical psychology?

a)

3

b)

7

c)

8

d)

5

5.

In which book does P.F. Kapter reasonably criticize pedagogical theories?

a)

« The relationship of development»

b)

«The subconscious is our everything»

c)

«Dictionary of the methodology»

d)

«Didactic essays»

6.

Famous experimental psychologists who have written about the experimental method?

a)

A.K. Markova and N.F. Talyzina

b)

P.Kress and J Piaget

c)

I.A. Zimnaya, V.N. Druzhinin

d)

Clark L.Hull and D.Campbell

7.

Describe two types of learning

a)

Associative and intellectual

b)

Sensory and motor learning

c)

Associative-reflex and sensorimotor learning

d)

Associative cognitive and action learning

8.

What are the methods used in educational psychology divided into?

a)

-organizational,

procedural,

evaluative.

b)

-material, physical

c)

-practical, lecture

d)

- research, formulation, informational.

9.

What should learning theories aim for?

a)

- behave differently in conditions that outwardly look like the same situation

b)

- conditioning contexts

c)

-systematize the available facts about learning in the simplest and most logical way.

d)

- gradual change of reaction

10.

Who owns the thesis about the leading role of the teacher?

a)

I. Pestalozzi

b)

A. Diesterwegu

c)

P.F. Kapterev

d)

I. Herbart