Exam Details
Subject | cognitive psychology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | m.a. | |
Department | ||
Organization | solapur university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 20, April, 2017 | |
City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
M.A. (Semester (CBCS) Examination, 2017
PSYCHOLOGY (PAPER III)
Cognitive Psychology
Day Date: Thursday, 20-04-2017 Max. Marks: 70
Time: 02.30 PM to 05.00 PM
N.B. All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Fill in the Blanks (Multiple choice) 14
suggest that knowledge was localized in brain.
Aristotle Plato Hume Locke
____emphasized on the structure of mental representation in
Germany.
Weber Watson Wundt Woodworth
book on "Remembering" on memory and forgetting.
Ebbinghaus Miller Peterson Bartlet
basic building blocks of the nervous system.
Neurons
Denderities
Cortex Axon
the brains right and left cerebral hemispheres.
Neo-cortex Cerebral-cortex
Cerebral aqueduct Cerebral peduncle
president of American Psychological Association in 1929.
Roger Sperry Pierre Broca
Karl Lashley Karl Wernicke
done work relation between PET and cognitive process.
Charles Babbage James Gibson
Steve Peterson Richard Hair
_____psychologist developed the principle of perceptual
organization.
Behaviouristic Gestalt Structuralistic Functionalist
done cognitive research on the characteristic and process
of visual sensory memory.
Sherman Shiffrin Sattler Sperling
Page 1 of 4
SLR-P 28
10) Neisser termed for mental process in visual attention.
Focal Attention Selective Attention
Span Attention Division Attention
11) word-recognition model.
Masson and Lindzey Mc Clelland and Rumelhert
Care and Kusslyn Dixon and Roy
12) Psychology is the science of mental life.
Plato Wundt James Munn
13) Dissociative interaction and conscious experience
model.
Schafer Barr Ross Pinker
14) global workplace model of conscious and
unconscious process.
Barr Mc Dormott Nisbet Glass
Q.2 Write short notes: [Any seven] 14
Who proposed model of human thinking and problem solving?
State the Neisser's definition of cognitive Psychology.
Define consciousness.
State the important goals of science.
Who developed nonsense syllables?
State the two kinds of Brain stroke.
Define Neurocognition.
Define phi-phenomenon.
Define Template.
10) What is sentience?
Q. 3 Write short notes (Any 14
The Novality Meta phone
The Emergence of Cognitive Psychology
Visual feature detection
Brain disorders
Q.4 Write long answer (Any 14
Explain the conceptually driven pattern Recognitive.
OR
Explain the Barr's Global Workplace model.
Q.5 Explain in detail with figure of the autonomy of Brain. 14
PSYCHOLOGY (PAPER III)
Cognitive Psychology
Day Date: Thursday, 20-04-2017 Max. Marks: 70
Time: 02.30 PM to 05.00 PM
N.B. All questions are compulsory.
Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Q.1 Fill in the Blanks (Multiple choice) 14
suggest that knowledge was localized in brain.
Aristotle Plato Hume Locke
____emphasized on the structure of mental representation in
Germany.
Weber Watson Wundt Woodworth
book on "Remembering" on memory and forgetting.
Ebbinghaus Miller Peterson Bartlet
basic building blocks of the nervous system.
Neurons
Denderities
Cortex Axon
the brains right and left cerebral hemispheres.
Neo-cortex Cerebral-cortex
Cerebral aqueduct Cerebral peduncle
president of American Psychological Association in 1929.
Roger Sperry Pierre Broca
Karl Lashley Karl Wernicke
done work relation between PET and cognitive process.
Charles Babbage James Gibson
Steve Peterson Richard Hair
_____psychologist developed the principle of perceptual
organization.
Behaviouristic Gestalt Structuralistic Functionalist
done cognitive research on the characteristic and process
of visual sensory memory.
Sherman Shiffrin Sattler Sperling
Page 1 of 4
SLR-P 28
10) Neisser termed for mental process in visual attention.
Focal Attention Selective Attention
Span Attention Division Attention
11) word-recognition model.
Masson and Lindzey Mc Clelland and Rumelhert
Care and Kusslyn Dixon and Roy
12) Psychology is the science of mental life.
Plato Wundt James Munn
13) Dissociative interaction and conscious experience
model.
Schafer Barr Ross Pinker
14) global workplace model of conscious and
unconscious process.
Barr Mc Dormott Nisbet Glass
Q.2 Write short notes: [Any seven] 14
Who proposed model of human thinking and problem solving?
State the Neisser's definition of cognitive Psychology.
Define consciousness.
State the important goals of science.
Who developed nonsense syllables?
State the two kinds of Brain stroke.
Define Neurocognition.
Define phi-phenomenon.
Define Template.
10) What is sentience?
Q. 3 Write short notes (Any 14
The Novality Meta phone
The Emergence of Cognitive Psychology
Visual feature detection
Brain disorders
Q.4 Write long answer (Any 14
Explain the conceptually driven pattern Recognitive.
OR
Explain the Barr's Global Workplace model.
Q.5 Explain in detail with figure of the autonomy of Brain. 14
Other Question Papers
Subjects
- agricultural development of india
- american literature
- ancient indian political thought
- biological psychology
- british literature
- clinical & health psychology
- cognitive psychology
- comparative literature
- contemporary critical theory
- cultural studies
- development of sociology thought - ii
- domains of personality
- economics of environment
- economics of growth & development
- financial institutions & markets
- government and politics of maharashtra
- health psychology
- historical application in tourism
- historiography
- history of ancient india up to 650 a.d.
- history of china (1911 a.d. to 1990 a.d.)
- history of ideas
- history of india (1757 a.d. to 1857 a.d.)
- history of india (ad 1858-ad 1964)
- history of india (polity & economy) (650 a.d. – 1200 a.d.)
- history of medieval india (1200 ad to 1700 ad)
- history of modern maharashtra (ad 1818- ad 1990)
- history of modern world (1900-1970 a. d.)
- history of mordern world(1900-1970)
- history of the marathas (1600ad – 1818ad)(social & cultural)
- history of the marathas (polity & economy)
- history of u.s.a (1914 a.d. to 1990 a.d.)
- history of u.s.s.r. (1917-1977)
- india’s foreign policy
- indian economic policy
- indian english literature
- indian government and politics
- industrial economics
- international trade & finance
- introduction to language and linguistics
- labour economics
- literatures in english
- macro economic analysis
- major ideas and issue in public administration
- major ideas and issues in public administration
- methodology of social research
- micro economic analysis
- modern indian political thought
- personality psychology
- political sociology
- political theory
- politics of maharashtra
- positive psychology
- postcolonial literature
- principles & practice of co-operation
- psychodiagnostics
- psychopathology
- psychopathology and pyschodiagnostics
- psychotherapies
- psychotherapies & positive psychology
- public economics
- research methodology and statistics for psychology
- research methodology in psychology
- research methods in political science
- sociology of health
- sociology of indian society
- sociology of religion
- state politics in india
- statistics for psychology
- the thought of mahatma phule and dr. babasaheb ambedkar
- theoretical perspectives in sociology
- theory of international politics
- translation stuides
- urban society in india
- western political thought
- women in indian history