Deneme Sınavı Soruları

1. Learning is unique to humans.
2. Learning is an adaptation process.
3. Learning only takes place in schools.

Which statements above can be included in the definition of learning?

"One’s belief in his/her own capability and ability to accomplish something."

Below which term refers to the situation when an individual is too much interested in his/her body functions and develops irrational beliefs about disorders or illnesses affecting the functions of his/her internal organs?

Which term below is used for the fear of death?

Below which option means that every individual is in a constant struggle of achieving their full potential, and this is what makes life meaningful for human beings?

"The recognition that the shape of an object remains the same when the orientation of that object is changed."

What is the correct term for above definition?

Which one of the followings is not one of the components of the learning process?

"Learning occurs by observing and imitating others in the environment" which learning theory is this idea about?

Whic of the following is related to psychoticism?

Which scientist's trial and error experiments gave way to the story of operant conditioning?

After learning English as a foreign language, Kim Yung finds it easier to learn German. Which factor is influential over Kim's learning German?

Learning through observation, as described by social-cognitive learning theory, is realized via four steps.

Which one of the followings is not one of these steps?

Thinking patterns, emotional states, perception on relationships, etc., might change with age, and any change in one area might affect another change in another area.

Which component is the statement above related to?

I. It is the primary source of perceiving the environment.

II. Animals are macrosmatic while humans are microsmatic.

III. The most basic function of the sense of smell in animals is to catch the chemical stimuli in the air.

Which of the above is correctly stated regarding the sense of smell?

I. The main function of the outer ear is to catch the voice from the outside world and transmit it to the other parts of the ear.

II. The sound wave reaches the eardrum through an ear canal.

III. When the sound waves reach the eardrum (tympanic membrane), they cause vibration. As a result of this, the vibrations coming to the center are transmitted to the middle ear.

IV. The sound wave arriving at the inner ear reaches the structure of the cochlea and the fluid in the cochlea vibrates as a result of sound waves.

V. These neural signals are then transmitted to the hearing center and hearing-related areas in the brain.

Which ones are correct about the hearing process?

Which of the following is responsible for providing periphery detection?

Which of the following studies "human behavior in the context of marketing and aims to understand determinants of purchasing behavior"?

Which of the following theories supports the idea that mental processes, such as recalling and how we perceive and think, affect how emotions emerge?

Which of the following refers to a biological balance displaying an internal stable condition regarding how and how much food will be taken by the organism?