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Inglés para Psicólogos
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Inglés para Psicólogos Descripción: Units 6, 7 and 8 (Udima) Autor: Mina7 OTROS TESTS DEL AUTOR Fecha de Creación: 14/01/2021 Categoría: Otros Número Preguntas: 40 |
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Stealing, theft and burglary are ways to say: stabbing robbery harassment. Some ill people can lose touch ... reality. with to of. A period when the symptoms of a disorder appear. episode illusion syndrome. Sensational headlines in the newspapers ... sales. takes advantage of increase exploits. ... is the process of storing information. retention accumulation acquisition. Structure comprised of specialized cells. neural structure tissue neurons. ... is the part of the brain responsible for recycling information before it is converted into long-term memory. thalamus cortex hippocampus. "Mad" means: insane in UK English but angry in US English mentally unbalanced both in UK and US English retarded in UK English and sick in US English. There is a major difference between Vygotsky and Piaget, whose focus was more on the ability of the child to create a mental ... through experimentation and without ... schema / scaffolding context / support structure / focus. Choose the correct pronunciation: 'develop deve'lop de'velop. Vygotsky's ... of cognitive development suggests that language is a ... for passing the traditions of a culture from one generation to the next. paradigm / tool model / domain paradigm / context. A synonym for "dissociation" can be: detachment predisposition derangement. Recovery of information: information rehearsal information retrieval information recuperation. Long-term memory is a system for ... information we need to retrieve over extended periods of time. having retained retain retaining. Choose the correct spelling: aggresive aggressive agressive. The mind ... the new information within existing ... accumulates / schemes accomodates / schemata constructs / paradigms. Choose the correct pronunciation: 'rehearsal re'hearsal rehe'arsal. ... is the process of blocking the memory of a traumatic experience. Repressing Repression Depression. Deliberately setting fire to a building: stabbing arson assault. Memory ... occurs when recall is altered by our expectation and emotions. distortion interpretation recovery. Choose the sentence that matches with this one:"Cultural information is necessary for the development of linguistic skills". Children acquire knowledge by interacting with their environment Language is acquired in the context of a community The human brain accommodates new information. A mood disorder that makes a person feel very sad and unable to live an active life: depression psychosis illusion. State of uncontrolled mental excitation: delusion frenzy mood. Deliberately setting fire to a building: arson assault stabbing. Information is converted into a form the brain can store through a process called: decoding encoding displacement. Affected by a mental disorder which inhibits social interaction, communication and emotional development: autistic psychotic retarded. ... be processed by the brain, information must first be registered by the sensory organs. In order to In order that In spite of. ... are the means by which the body receives information. Sensory organs Neural network Nervous system. ... who claimed that hypnosis was an effective method for accessing repressed memories. Freud is It was Freud Freud. Recovery of information: information retrieval information recuperation information rehearsal. Choose the correct pronunciation: cogni'tive 'cognitive cog'nitive. The memory is formed by a series of nerve connections known as a ... neurons net neural transmitters neural network. Choose a synonym for "construct" in this context: "According to Piaget, we construct new mental structures when our current ideas are challenged by unexpected information". process acquire formulate. A synonym for "dissociation" can be: detachment derangement predisposition. A false belief or opinion about yourself or your situation. disparity illusion delusion. Forgetting is sometimes the result of old information being ... by new information. displaced repressed rehearsed. The derived noun from "manifest" is: manifest manifesting manifestation. Choose a synonym for "scaffolding": schema context support. Apprentices have mentors who are more experienced, taking them into the ... zone of proximal development zone of proximal developing zone of proxime development. A psycho can be: a colloquial word for a person who is mentally ill a student of psychology a psychologist. |
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