18 docs tagged with "most-repeated"

All previous year questions and comprehensive answers on Blocks to Problem Solving — the most repeated topic in MPC-001 (13 appearances, 46.4% of papers)

All previous year questions on Cognitive Psychology history and definition — 22/28 papers (78.6%)

All previous year questions on Creativity — 23/28 papers (82.1%) — second most tested topic in MPC-001

Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences — 12/28 papers (42.9%), repeated 6 times

Guilford's SOI theory — 8/28 papers (28.6%), repeated 6 times

Information Processing principles — 20/28 papers (71.4%), repeated 7 times

Intelligence testing — Binet, Stanford-Binet, Wechsler — 15/28 papers (53.6%)

Investment and Confluence Theory of Creativity — 8/28 papers (28.6%), repeated 7 times

Language Acquisition — behaviouristic vs innateness theories — 17/28 papers (60.7%)

Craik & Lockhart's Levels of Processing — appeared in 7/28 papers (25%) — repeated 6 times

Atkinson-Shiffrin and Waugh-Norman memory models — 16/28 papers (57.1%), repeated 7 times

Memory systems — sensory, STM, LTM — 16/28 papers (57.1%)

All previous year questions on Multilingualism — 18/28 papers (64.3%), 13 repeated appearances

Neuropsychological basis of learning and memory — 17/28 papers (60.7%)

Newell's approach to problem solving and AI — 13/28 papers (46.4%), repeated 7 times

PASS Theory by Das, Naglieri & Kirby — appeared 8 times, 10/28 papers (35.7%)

Problem Solving Strategies & Techniques — appeared in 27/28 papers (96.4%), the most consistent topic in MPC-001

Spearman's Two-Factor Theory of Intelligence — 11/28 papers (39.3%), repeated 9 times