1. Activity

2. Speech

3. Job

4. Mind

5. Communication

569. Speech activity includes … elements

1. 5

2. 6

3. 8

4. 3

5. 7

570. Using the same lexics and grammar a learner …express the thought in different ways

1. Can

2. Can not

3. Must

4. Do not

5. No answer

571. Cognition is the process of …

1. Knowing

2. Knowledge

3. Teaching

4. Study

5. No answer

572. Psychology became a separate science in …

1. The early 1900s

2. 1910

3. 1921

4. 1901

5. 1902

573. Questions about behavior drew the attention of scientists in …

1. The early 1900s

2. 1903

3. 1922

4. 1930

5. 1950

574. John B.Watson is the …psychologist

1. American

2. French

3. English

4. Russian

5. German

575. The founder of behaviorism is …

1. John B.Watson

2. J.London

3. L.Born

4. M.Carnel

5. S.Bill

576. Learning is closely connected with …

1. Memory

2. Mind

3. Head

4. Brains

5. No answer

577. ….is the process of storing and retrieving information in brain

1. Memory

2. Thinking

3. Remember

4. Speaking

5. Listening

578. Thinking involves the …manipulation of information

1. Mental

2. Main

3. General

4. Non-mental

5. No answer

579. Deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning are two forms of …

1. Logic

2. Thinking

3. Analysis

4. Critics

5. No answer

580. Piaget noted that a child explores the world, observes regularities and makes …

1. Generalizations

2. Observations

3. Concludes

4. Regulations

5. No answer

581. Jean Piaget is a …psychologist

1. Swiss

2. French

3. American

4. German

5. English

582. Jean Piaget stated that intellectual ability is qualitatively ….at different ages

1. Different

2. Similar

3. The same

4. Equal

5. Parallel

583. Jean Piaget stated that children …interaction with the environment to gain intellectual competency

1. Need

2. Needn’t

3. Ask

4. Have

5. Has

584. The theory of Jean …has influenced education and psychology

1. Piaget

2. Moor

3. Jill

4. Bill

5. Homsky

585. Perception, learning and memory, thinking and reasoning, and language are topics of …

1. Cognitive psychology

2. Social psychology

3. Pedagogical psychology

4. Behavioral psychology

5. Biology

586. Robert Gagne is the …educator

1. American

2. English

3. Kazakh

4. Russian

5. German

587. Robert Gagne developed a …theory

1. Hierarchial

2. Financial

3. Social

4. Physical

5. Chemical

588. Hierarchial theory determines the …of instruction

1. Sequence

2. Value

3. Volume

4. Sequent

5. Sentence

589. Hierarchial theory is the foundation of a …learning

1. Mastery

2. Mystery

3. Mysterious

4. Masterity

5. No answer

590. Mastery learning guarantees high grades to …learners

1. All

2. Some

3. No

4. Best

5. Clever

591. Mastery learning guarantees …of knowledge

1. Acquisition

2. Stock

3. Source

4. Lost

5. Lack

592. Principles of …modification are used for solving teaching problems

1. Behavior

2. Speech

3. Language

4. Motives

5. Maner

593. Operant conditioning ( the shaping of behavior through reward and punishment ) and learning through observation are two common forms of…

1. Learning

2. Speaking

3. Laughing

4. Walking

5. Earning

594. Learning is closely linked with …

1. Memory

2. Digesting

3. Brains

4. Head

5. Talents

595. Memory plays a …role in mental processes

1. Central

2. Unimportant

3. Some

4. Minor

5. No

596. Vygotsky researched relationship between speech and …