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The renaissance period followed the _________ ages

In ____ ____ the Nigeria police force was formed largely from the remenant of WAFF as well as Hausa constabulary Dogorai in the

In ________, the two protectorates were amalgamated into the colony and protectorate of Nigeria

In
__, the two protectorates
were amalgamated into the
colony and protectorate of
Nigeria

The laws of Nigeria derived mainly from the following source except one

The layman's understanding of psychology is that, it is _________

which dominate in some of
the northern states are also
classified as customary
laws

Proceed from the promise that the manner of ownership of the means of Production divided society into two major antagonistic classes.

_____ argued that the natural law
approach was unscientific
and dominated by
untested/untestable
philosophical speculations

John Austin (a Lawyer)
defined law as a "rule laid
down for the
of an intelligent being by an
intelligent being having
power over him.

One of the most surprising aspects of person perception is the ___________conclusion about that person's personality

The aim of psychologists is to search for _________ in the brain chemistry of depressed people.

_________ emphasis that laws derive from specific culture, and historical contexts and reflect the spirit and community life of a people.

______ means the ability to do what
one wishes without
restraint.

__________ is the liberty to do whatever one wants within the limits imposed by law

_________ focuses on man's activities
in relation to production,
distribution and
consumption of goods.

________ emphasis that laws derive
from specific culture, and
historical contexts and
reflect the spirit and
community life of a people.

Human groups serve the following functions to the individuals belonging to the except one

The natural law school
emphasis is the essence,
aim and hall mark of any
system

Rules including customs, norms and laws are perquisites for

_________ has to do with notions of tightness or wrongness.

Who was the first to measure intelligence?

_________ regarded as the state of nature where the strong would deprive the weak of all his rights and where life would be short, brutish,

Pound was ____ ____ legal philosohper and a law teacher

The norms that constitute
the law present an orderly
picture of the
_in which the norms
operate.

Our goals and __________ about other people also influence the information that we gather about them

A major difference between
law and morals is ___

According to _______the goal of psychology entails to objectively describe the behaviour of individuals

Norms and customs express the goals, values and aspirations of a society and regulate human ____

law perform very important function for the society except one.

The need in modern
societies to bring together
and to control diverse
origins cultures and interest
require

One such factor that influence how we gather information about others is the goals we have for _______ with them

____ ____ Is the power to make people act in the conformity with other people’s wishes

The norms which constitute
the
_are social in character

The _______
could be said to be a
person whose behavior
violates the criminal law

Who introduced the technique of factor analysis in intelligence?

The founding father of the historical school of Jurisprudence is

In other words ________ shares with all other
scientific disciplines the
assumption that there is an
order in nature which can
be discovered, analysed
and comprehended

The field of criminology consists of the following principal division except one?

___ ___ which dominate in some of the northern states are also classified as customary laws

Freedom is the __
to do whatever one wants
within the limits imposed by
law

To consider the various evaluative and cognitive, person perception may be both inaccurative and ________

___ is the body of principles recognized and applied by the state in the administration of justice

________ is a term used for serious offences like armed robbery, murder, rape e .t. c

The law may be divided into the following except one.

The order guaranteed by
the norms is a
_order.

The branch of psychology that deals with people who are experiencing behavioral problems is _________

notes that it is not all laws
or all reactions of its agents
that are in favour of one
side only

The Nigerian laws derive mainly from the following sources except one

_________ was the first psychologist who used questionnaire to study a child.

Fredrich Von Savigny
maintains that law is not the
creation of the _________
or any sovereign, but
emanates from the popular
consciousness of a nation
(voikgeist) and exists for
the purpose of regulating
the action of individuals and
the whole community

The studying of the behaviour itself and the environmental conditions to that behaviour is called ___________

The power or ability to
enforce one's will is called

The protectorate of northern and southern Nigeria were established in ___ ____

The enlightenment period
of intellectual history
followed the _______

In psychology,the test of abilities,interests and achievements is called ________ 

__(1858- 1917) was very
much interested in the
understanding of social
solidarity and type of laws
that are associated with it

Pound was American _______
and a law teacher

The two basic dimensions of emotional expression are pleasantness and ________

The sources of law are the
materials from which legal
rules are made, such
materials are custom,
religious beliefs, morality,
habits, mores and ________
, whether written or not, and
so on.

In statistical testing, the researcher states that 'the different in significant at the 0.01111 level' is due to chance in __________

Norms and customs
express the goals, values
and aspirations of a society
and regulate human

_____ is the basic source of law in
the Islamic Northern part of
Nigeria.

Thomas Hobbes regarded as the ________ where the strong would deprive the weak of all his rights and where life would be short, brutish etc.

John
_also defines law as "the
body of principles
recognised and applied by
the state in the
administration of justice.

________ which dominate in some of the northern states are also classified as customary laws

The sources of law are the
materials from which legal
rules are made, such
materials are custom,
religious beliefs, morality,
habits, mores and
, whether written or not, and
so on.

Binet studied children of different pre-school and school ages to determine their factors of _________

The power or ability to enforce one's will is called ________

______ is the violation of the
groups norms, expectations
and value

Rules including customs,
norms and laws are
perquisites for _______

Early philosophers and social theorists gave the phenomenon of law and legal systems in the society, some thoughts in their works are the following except one person

The branch of psychology that centres on how to help children who are doing well at school is __________

psychologists use statistical method to pick a representative _________of the population.

Jeremy Bentham, a
prominent utilitarian and
one of the early exponents
of the view is particularly
interested in

Criminal law refers to those
aspects of law dealing with
offences or crimes that are
_by the state.

_________ argued that the natural law approach was unscientific and dominated by untested/untestable philosophical speculations

The psychologist who carried out experiments on animals is ________

The basis of categorizing the physical characteristics,usually culturally defined differences in appearances is the __________ factor

The father of intelligence testing is _________

_______ both impose standards of conduct necessary for social order

The word “sociology” was coined by ___________ the acclaimed father of sociology.

In 1861 King Dosumu of
Lagos could neither read
nor write, but signed a
document Called

The following are the sources of law except one

The ____ could be said to be a person whose behavior violates the criminal law

The writings of ___________was significant in the development of psychology

Theologians note that it is not all laws or all reactions of its agents that are in favour of one side only.

The word “sociology” was
coined by
the ______ acclaimed father of
sociology.

David Hume is the founding
father of the ___ of Jurisprudence is

Sociology as a discipline
which is concerned with
"the scientific study of _______
interactions and the
products of such
interactions".

That which may influence not only the contents of impressions we form of others, but also the process in forming them is _________

notes that it is not all laws
or all reactions of its agents
that are in favour of one
side only

Who argued that aggression is a primary instinct in the living species?

In the function of
, A .V . Dice suggested the
presence of three elements
in any society except one of
the following

The natural laws are
sometimes called?

_________ focuses on man's activities in relation to production, distribution and consumption of goods.

Individual's personality is determined in the first _________years of life

The father of intelligence testing is ______

AS a fundamental difference between primitive custom and developed law, custom lacks the substantive features of law.

Bredemeier’s work was a
reinterpretation of another
work by ______ on the operation of the
society system

____ ____ means the ability to do what one wishes without restraint

The questionaire that gives the respondents freedom to reveal their opinions and attitudes is _______

on january, 10 1914 the
protectorate of northern and
southern Nigeria were

The negative emotional expressions include ______

The social in Latin word mean_________

The psychology of the psychoanalysis perspective is related to _________

Research generates explanations on the definition of intelligence in piaget's concept of _________

The following are the informal social control mechanism except one

The questionnaire that contains the questions and alternative answers to them is ___________

Pound was American _________ and a law teacher

________ which dominate in some of
the northern states are also
classified as customary
laws

The enlightenment period of intellectual history followed the ________

The word sociology came
out from two ___
words.

The renaissance period
followed the _____
ages

thomas Hobbes was one of the exponent of consensus theories of Law

_________is one of the early exponent and prominent of the view of utilitarialism

In _____
the Nigeria police force was
formed largely from the
remenant of WAFF as well
as Hausa constabulary
Dogorai in the

___________(1858- 1917) was very much interested in the understanding of social solidarity and type of laws that are associated with it.

__________ defines' intelligence' as the ability to carry on abstract thinking

The yardstick of
determining whether a
particular law is right or
wrong is called

Information about the nature and characteristics of the respondents is the part of the questionnaire called _________

What is the individual level of intellectual development?

The positive emotional expressions include _____

What goals manipulated experiments which tell others (participants) to form a coherent impression of a person

The approach to study the functioning of the brain and biochemical processes is _________

The attack against the
natural law doctrine has
come mostly from
acclaimed

The birth of psychology was in the year ________

The word sociology came out from two __________ words.

The ________ emphasis is the essence, aim and hallmark of any legal system

The social in Latin word
mean

The need in modern societies to bring together and to control diverse origins cultures and interest require____________

emphasis that laws derive
from specific culture, and
historical contexts and
reflect the spirit and
community life of a people.

Anything we do with thinking ,laughing, and even falling in love is _______

Jeremy Bentham, a
prominent utilitarian and
one of the early exponents
of the view is particularly
interested in

______ Is the power to make people act in the conformity with other people’s wishes

_________ is the science of man's
mental processes.

_________ proceed from the promise
that the manner of
ownership of the means of
Production divided society
into two major antagonistic
classes.

___ ___ is not one of the proponents of consensus theories of law

The law of a society derived from one or a combination of sources except one

The perspective that primarily concerned with thinking,perception ,memory and consciousness is _______

Other means of _______ such as religions sanctions, norms and customs

_________ has to do with notions of
tightness or wrongness.

The view of the philosophers over the nature of human minds is _________

The first recognized book of psychology was published in the year ________

The following are the short coming of the historical school of Jurisprudence except one

Other means of social control are the following except one

_is the law that results from
the activity of a law
enacting body such as the
legislature (or in Nigeria,
the National and State
Assembly).

The perspective that studies inherited instincts and biological drives is called ________

The process concerned with thinking, the processing of information, perception, memory, problem solving, and consciousness is __________

The scientists who study the behaviour of animals in the wild is _________

_in a simple sense means
fairness or justness.

The Nigerian laws derive mainly from the following sources except one

In ________, the two protectorates were amalgamated into the colony and protectorate of Nigeria

____ is not one of the proponents
of consensus theories of
law

Jeremy Bentham is a prominent utalitarianism

Emile Durkheim (1858- 1917) was very much interested in the understanding of _________ and type of laws that are associated with it

This type of questionnaire above is always exhaustive and mutually ________

The natural law school emphasis is the essence, aim and hall mark of any ___ ___ system

In 1930 the __________ was formed largely from the remenant of WAFF as well as Hausa constabulary

A major difference between law and morals is?

The basis of internal state for judging other people which may lead to systematic error is _________

The main belief of the early psychologists is that human processes could be studied _________

______ is the violation of the groups norms, expectations and value

Such categories as gender,tribe,religion and social class influence are __________ category

The study of learning, memory,perception,motivation and personality traits is ________

____ ____ is a yardstick by which many judge the validity of law and whether to obey it or not.

Emile Durkheim (1858-
1917) was very much
interested in the
understanding of ________
and type of laws that are
associated with it

___ ___ is the science of man's mental processes.

Early philosophers and social theorists gave the phenomenon of law some thoughts in their works except one

The ability to handle long chains of reasoning and to recognise patterns and order in the world is ________ intelligence

According to -intelligence is an important general ability which is super-ordinate to and distinct from special abilities

__________founded the first Laboratory to experimental psychology.

The ______
is the person who suffers
from the effects of criminal
acts?

The _______
is the person who suffers
from the effects of criminal
acts?

Customary rules are accepted in courts subject to Not repugnant to natural justice

The sociologists argued that the definition of intelligence is a ________ class based

Pound was american ___________ cum law teacher

Who argued that an individual strongly motivated to reach a goal will be instigated to aggression and aggressive forms of behaviour of the goal is unattainable

The yardstick of determining whether a particular law is right or wrong is called

________ is the violation of the
groups norms, expectations
and value

_______ regarded as the state of
nature where the strong
would deprive the weak of
all his rights and where life
would be short, brutish,

________ sources include writings
and commentaries by legal
scholars.

The index of brightness is the _________ which indicates how an individual score is relative to others of comparable age

The authority of law is
reinforced by __________
, which the organised
society can deploy to
compel individual
conformity or face various
forms of deprivations,
including life.

Law is the
recognized and applied by
the state in the
administration of justice

In the function of rule of law, A .V . Dice suggested the presence of three elements in any society except one of the following

who uses the French children at different pre-school and school ages to explain the different performances of children in school and homes

The ________
could be said to be a
person whose behavior
violates the criminal law

_________ emphasis that laws derive from specific culture, and historical contexts and reflect the spirit and community life of a people

AS a fundamental
difference between
primitive custom and
developed law, custom
lacks the substantive
features of law.

_______ is the science of man's mental processes.

Bredemeier’s work was a reinterpretation of another work by ________ on the operation of the society system

__________ notes that it is not all laws or all reactions of its agents that are in favour of one side only

The attack against the natural law doctrine has come mostly from acclaimed_______

____ ____ both impose standards of conduct necessary for social order

Another name for questionnaire is _______

The _______ is the person who suffers from the effects of criminal acts?

Piaget believed that intelligence is not hereditory but a type of - interaction in the history of early childhood