Factors Underlying Abnormal Behaviour

Given below are two statements labelled as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Read the statements and answer the question that follows :

Assertion (A): The main aim of Post- Positivism was to conduct research in order to predict and explain.
Reason (R): Like positivists, post positivists also strive to be objective, neutral and ensure that the findings fit with the existing knowledge base.
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According to Asch, the size of the group applied according to pressure is which of the following?

Which of the following is not associated with use of the scientific method in psychological research?

Tendency of people to use solutions for solving a problem that has worked in the past instead of looking for an alternative, it describes which type of obstacle in problem solving?

Industry vs. Inferiority is the ______ stage of development.

Given below are two statements – one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other labelled as Reason (R).
Assertion (A): As per dry mouth theory wetting of mouth tissue quenches the thirst.
Reason (R): This theory was given by John Watson.
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Which law of Thorndike’s theory of learning is also understood as ‘law of use and disuse’?

Identify the correct statement/s.
1. Communal conflicts in India during 1947-1972 emerged as a major research interest in psychology.
2. A teacher-pupil model was suggested by Neki in the year 1973 in clinical counselling.
3. ‘Nurturant task master’ a new leadership style was proposed by J. B. P. Sinha
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Monocular depth cues involve:

Hedonic wellbeing is basically based on the notion of:

According to Dr. Martin Seligman, Which of the following is NOT one of ''the three P's'' of explanatory style?

For which of the following, the theory of cognitive development given by Piaget was criticised?

Identify the correct statement regarding peer pressure.

Select the correct statement regarding research using both open and closed-ended questions for data collection.

How could a phobia of snakes develop?

Describe the other symptoms of schizophrenia.

Identify the symptoms associated with mania.