"Psychology is the science of mental life, both its phenomena and of their conditions . . . . . . . . the phenomena are such things as we call feelings, desires, cognitions, reasoning, decisions and the like", was said by

Psychology should study "what mind and behaviour do": it is the view of

A. Functionalist psychologists

B. Gestalt psychologists

C. Structuralist psychologists

D. None of the above

The term "Behaviour" in the definition of Psychology is used as . . . . . . . . .

A. Minds or Thoughts or Feelings

B. Act of a person

C. Mental process

D. Individual's feelings, attitudes, thoughts and other mental processes which may be behind the behaviour

Legal Psychology' is a branch of

A. Pure Psychology

B. Applied Psychology

C. Clinical Psychology

D. Abnormal Psychology

The relatively new area of psychology is

A. Community psychology

B. Clinical psychology

C. Social psychology

D. None of the above