List - I
(Concept)List - II
(Theorists)(a) Vicarious Trial and Error (i) Skinner (b) Hypothetical Deduction (ii) Toleman (c) Cumulative Recording (iii) Hull (d) Reciprocal Determination (iv) Bandura
Matching Psychology Concepts to Theorists
This question requires matching concepts from List I with the corresponding psychologists in List II.
Concept-Theorist Matches
- (a) Vicarious Trial and Error is correctly matched with (ii) Tolman. Edward Tolman's work explored cognitive maps and observational learning, including vicarious trial and error.
- (b) Hypothetical Deduction is correctly matched with (iii) Hull. Clark Hull utilized the hypothetical-deductive method extensively in developing his influential drive-reduction theory.
- (c) Cumulative Recording is correctly matched with (i) Skinner. B.F. Skinner pioneered the use of cumulative recorders to track response rates in operant conditioning experiments.
- (d) Reciprocal Determination is correctly matched with (iv) Bandura. Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory emphasizes the concept of reciprocal determinism, where behavior, environment, and personal factors interact.
Correct Option Selection
Based on the correct matches:
- (a) - (ii)
- (b) - (iii)
- (c) - (i)
- (d) - (iv)
This corresponds to Option 3: (a)-(ii), (b)-(iii), (c)-(i), (d)-(iv).
Important Questions from Learning
Art education is that area of learning which is based on _______.
I. Visual, Tangible Art
II. Performance Art
Learning can be considered as _______.
I. the relatively permanent modification of behaviour
II. the relatively permanent change in personality
Which of the following are the Literacy devices?
I. Metaphor
II. Irony
III. Rhyme
Learning is a natural process of
Learning is a natural process of_______.
