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    Psychology is defined as the scientific study of the mind and behavior, with examples including how we think, feel, and interact. Biological psychology examines how the brain, genetics and hormones influence behavior. Cognitive psychology studies mental processes like memory, problem-solving, and language. The two main research methods in psychology are experimental and correlational studies, with experimental research testing hypotheses by manipulating variables and correlational research investigating relationships between non-manipulated variables through statistical analysis of data. Correlation can be positive, negative or zero, as seen in examples of relationships between test scores and grades or anxiety and exam performance.

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    Psychology is defined as the scientific study of the mind and behavior, with examples including how we think, feel, and interact. Biological psychology examines how the brain, genetics and hormones influence behavior. Cognitive psychology studies mental processes like memory, problem-solving, and language. The two main research methods in psychology are experimental and correlational studies, with experimental research testing hypotheses by manipulating variables and correlational research investigating relationships between non-manipulated variables through statistical analysis of data. Correlation can be positive, negative or zero, as seen in examples of relationships between test scores and grades or anxiety and exam performance.

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    Introduction To Psychology

    Chp 1 Quiz

    Q. 1 Define Psychology and give an example? (3)

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    Q.2 How does bilogical Psychology work exemplify? (3)

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    Q.3 What is cognitive psychology? (3)

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    Q.4 What are research methods in psychology? Differentiate both with exaple? (5.5)

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    Q. 5 What is correlation give its types with suitable psychological examples? (5.5)

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