Match List - I with List - II and select the correct answer by choosing from code given below :List - I
(Concept)List - II
(Description)(a) Physiological Psychology (i) Studies the psychological effects of brain damage in human patients. (b) Neuropsychology (ii) Studies the neural mechanisms of behaviour by manipulating the nervous systems of non-human animals in controlled experiments. (c) Psychophysiology (iii) Studies the relation between physiological activity and psychological processes in human subjects by non-invasive physiological recording. (d) Cognitive Neuroscience (iv) Studies the neural mechanisms of human cognition, mainly by using functional brain imaging techniques.
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a-(ii), b-(i), c-(iv), d-(iii)
This question requires matching four key concepts in psychology (List - I) with their corresponding descriptions (List - II). We will analyze each concept based on the provided correct option C.
Physiological Psychology (a) is matched with description (ii). This area focuses on the study of the neural mechanisms underlying behavior, often employing experimental methods that involve manipulating the nervous system, particularly in animal models.
Neuropsychology (b) corresponds to description (i). This field specifically investigates how brain damage or alterations affect psychological functions and behavior in human patients.
Based on the provided correct answer, the matching is as follows:
The correct matching derived from the analysis is:
This combination corresponds to Option C.