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Charles Darwin published his book The Origin
of Species in the year
Which of the following is a significant development in the process of evolution that
differentiates human being from other species
________ means that a subject has an equal chance of being a member of either the experimental group or the control group.
It is true that personal differences among subjects might influence the outcome of an experiment. These can be controlled by _____. (
If the average test score of the experimental group is higher than that of the control group, it can be concluded that _______
The control group provides a _____ for comparison with scores of the experimental group.
The normal female chromosome pair 23 is
represented by the symbol
A female may born with only one X chromosome instead of the usual XX. This condition is known as
Many behavioural changes that occur in the
early months of life are clearly related to
maturation of the
The hereditary units we receive from our
parents and transmit to our offspring are
carried by microscopic particles, known as
An extra chromosome on pair 21 results in a
form of mental deficiency commonly called
Who has defined psychology as the ‘scientific
study of the behaviour of living creatures in
their contact with the outer world’?
The ______ fallacy involves attributing
human feelings and motives to animals.
Information gained through direct observation and measurement is called ____.
Empathic inference was one of the main technique used by ___
____ method is ordinarily used only when people come to psychologists with personal problems.
Finding the causes of behaviour from number of observations is called____
A perspective that focuses on the role of feelings and impulses which are thought to be unconscious is:
