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Sample TASC Year 11 Psychology questions

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TASC Year 11 Psychology Brain and behaviour hard brain model

1. A brain diagram highlights a frontal area while a student inhibits an impulsive response. Which function is most closely linked?

Choices

Executive control
Pupil dilation only
No neural processing
Placebo allocation

Explanation:

Frontal areas support executive control, including inhibition and planning.

TASC Year 11 Psychology Neural communication hard neural pathway

2. A pathway diagram shows a receptor signal entering the central nervous system before a response is sent out. Which neuron type connects signals within the CNS?

Choices

Interneuron
Sensory receptor
Adrenal cortex
Placebo group

Explanation:

Interneurons connect and process signals within the central nervous system.

TASC Year 11 Psychology Research methods hard experiment design

3. An experiment diagram compares fast-tempo music and slow-tempo music before a concentration task. What is the independent variable?

Choices

Music tempo
Concentration score
Participant postcode
The consent statement

Explanation:

Music tempo is deliberately varied by the researcher.

TASC Year 11 Psychology Ethics hard ethics flow

4. An ethics-flow diagram shows participants reading information, choosing to take part, and being able to withdraw. Which principle is shown?

Choices

Voluntary participation
Forced participation
A conditioned response
A memory trace

Explanation:

The diagram shows a voluntary decision to participate and freedom to withdraw.

TASC Year 11 Psychology Learning hard conditioning model

5. A conditioning diagram shows a whistle paired with food until the whistle alone produces salivation. After conditioning, what is the conditioned stimulus?

Choices

Whistle
Food
Salivation before learning
The ethics form

Explanation:

The whistle began as neutral and became the conditioned stimulus after repeated pairing with food.

TASC Year 11 Psychology Behaviour data hard psychology data graph

6. A scatterplot shows practice attempts and accuracy generally rising together. Which statement is best supported?

Choices

Accuracy tends to increase as practice attempts increase.
Accuracy decreases as practice increases.
All points have the same value.
The graph shows no variables.

Explanation:

The upward pattern supports a positive association between practice attempts and accuracy.

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TASC Year 11 Psychology practice should help students connect psychological concepts to visible evidence: neural communication, brain function, development data, learning, research design, and ethics. These examples preview that visual reasoning before the no-login Psychology demo.

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