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Match List I with List II:
LIST I Dimensions LIST II Theories of Intelligence
A. Contextual Intelligence I. Structure of Intellect Model
B. Naturalistic Intelligence II. Triarchic theory of Intelligence
C. Spatial Relations III. Theory of Multiple Intelligence
D. Three dimensions of Intellectual Traits IV. Theory of Primary Mental Abilities
There is a general consensus among psychologists that intelligence is a product of complex interaction of \hspace{2cm} and \hspace{2cm}:
Alfred Binet is associated with:
Which one is not a part of componential intelligence (Sternberg, 1985)?
William Shakespeare, Premchand and Rabindra Nath Tagore are famous writers whose drama, poems, and stories have made them immortal. According to Gardner's Multiple Intelligences, identify their intelligence:
What are the characteristics of emotionally intelligent persons?
A. Sensitive to their own feelings and emotions.
B. Can relate emotions to thoughts.
C. Understand the intensity of others' emotions.
D. Unable to perceive various types of emotions on others.
E. Do not understand the powerful influence of the nature of emotions.
Arrange in order the intellectual activity that involves the interdependent functioning of three neurological systems of the brain as given by Das and Naglieri:
A. Psychology test is announced by the teacher.
B. You try to understand and grasp the meaning and relationship, learn all the information serially where required.
C. Arousal/Attention compels you to focus, read and revise your lessons.
D. Planning is activated by scheduling a time table, and clear your doubts to meet with your goal.
Erich Fromm viewed human beings differently despite being a Post Freudian. Identify his view from the statements given below:
A. Being purposeful and goal directed.
B. Basically social beings.
C. Sexual aggressive beings.
D. Guided by aims and aspirations.
E. Personality develops from our experiences with other individuals.
Match List I with List II:
LIST I LIST II
A. Disposition I. Stable and persistent way of behaving.
B. Trait II. Goals and ideals that are worthwhile to achieve.
C. Habit III. Tendency to react in a particular way to a given situation.
D. Values IV. Over learned modes of learning.
Freud proposed five stage theory of personality, also called psychosexual stages of development. The order in which these stages appear are:
A. Anal
B. Genital
C. Oral
D. Latency
E. Phallic
According to Morris, type D personality is-
Varun's personality attributes can be described as dutiful, truthful, disciplined, clean and detached. Which type of personality is Varun having according to Charak Samhita?
Indian adaptation of TAT (Thematic Apperception Test) has been done by:
As individuals, we always make a judgment about our own worth. This is an aspect of:
Navin worked very hard to qualify the national level entrance exam. However, on the day of the exam, he went blank and just walked out of the examination hall without attempting the paper. When asked about this by his parents and friends, he totally refuses that such a thing took place. Navin's behavior is an example of:
Navin worked very hard to qualify the national level entrance exam. However, on the day of the exam he went blank and just walked out of the examination hall without attempting the paper. When asked about this by his parents and friends, he totally refuses that such a thing took place. Navin's behaviour is an example of:
After the Covid-19 pandemic, Vikas would feel stressed every time he saw any person sneezing or coughing. According to cognitive theory of stress appraisal, Vikas appraised the situation as:
Shweta got to know that she has a class presentation next week which will be evaluated. So she worked hard all week because she wanted to perform well. On the other hand, Veena got to know about the presentation last night. She ended up not sleeping the whole night and panicked due to which she could not prepare the presentation. The type of stress experienced by Shweta is ...... and ....... by Veena.
One of the important sources of psychological stress results from the blocking of needs and motives by something or someone that hinders us from achieving a desired goal. This is called ..........
According to the Holmes and Rahe's stressful life events measure, arrange the following life events according to decreasing stress score:
A. Death of a close family member.
B. Unexpected accident or trauma.
C. Appearing for examination.
D. Change in eating habits.
Match List I with List II:
LIST I LIST II
A. Assertiveness I. This is a way to solve problem related to distorted thought, irrational beliefs
B. Time Management II. Learning how to plan time and delegate work, can help to relieve the pressure
C. Rational Thinking III. It is a way to keep ourselves healthy, fit and relaxed
D. Self Care IV. It is a technique or skill that helps to communicate, clearly and confidently our feelings, needs, thoughts
Chemicals that carry messages across the synapse to the dendrite of a receiver neuron are called ........
Schizophrenia is the descriptive term for a group of:
An individual reporting loss of part or some bodily functions is a symptom of:
Choose out of the following statements what is true about Somatic symptom disorder:
A. A person has persistent body-related symptom
B. Continually worries about the symptoms
C. Frequent visits to doctor
D. Experience paralysis, blindness etc.
E. Preoccupation with the thought of developing various illnesses.
Match List I with List II:
LIST I Period LIST II Description
A. Reform movement I. Hippocrates, Socrates and Plato
B. The Renaissance Period II. Increased humanism and curiosity about behaviour.
C. Organismic approach III. Demonology and superstition
D. Middle Ages IV. Age of reason and enlightenment
Choose the correct option for identifying the features of a psychological disorder:
The process of emotional unburdening by the client, which has healing properties is called ........
Identify the therapy where the client is taught to recognize the bodily process and the emotions that are being blocked out from awareness. It focuses on increasing the client's self-awareness and self-acceptance and is known as:
According to the psychodynamic therapy, the cause of psychological disorders can be:
The rationale behind \hspace{2cm} therapy is that the client's distress has its origins in the biological, psychological, and social realms.
Meeku was pulled up by his teachers for missing classes to play cricket during school hours. To modify his behaviour, Meeku's class-teacher applauded him every time his homework was submitted or when he answered in class. Gradually, Meeku started enjoying his teacher's class and stopped missing it. Which behavioural technique did the class teacher use?
Match List I with List II:
LIST I Modality of Treatment LIST II Explanation
A. Positive Transfer I. When client opposes the progress of the therapy from the recall of painful memories
B. Negative Transfer II. The repeated process of using confrontation, clarification and interpretation
C. Resistance III. When the client idolises or falls in love with the therapist
D. Working through IV. When the client has feelings of hostility, anger and resentment towards the therapist
Attitude change according to Festinger happens in the following way:
A. It emphasizes on the cognitive component.
B. Holding two opposing ideas/cognitions makes an individual feel that something is out of tune.
C. The cognitive components of an attitude must be in consonance with each other.
D. One of the ideas will have to be changed so that consonance can be attained.
Research papers are mostly submitted on the last date declared by the department despite an advance announcement of more than fifteen days. What technique of compliance is this?
1. Foot in the door technique
2. The deadline technique
3. The door in the face technique
4. Obedience to authority
The minimal group paradigm experiment was developed:
1. Milgram
2. Triplett
3. Tajfel and his colleagues
4. Sherif
The term ______ refers to those processes whereby our attitudes and behaviours are influenced by the real or imagined presence of other people.
1. Social Cognition
2. Social Influence
3. Social Facilitation
4. Social Inhibition
How is Prisoner's Dilemma used to study cooperation and competition?
A. They are separately offered a chance to confess.
B. If both confess the punishment to both will be mild.
C. Two suspects are quizzed by detectors separately.
D. The one who confesses will get no punishment and the other will be punished.
E. In the end if neither confesses, each will receive a life sentence.
The ability to put up with a situation in which individuals would have to compete with many others for even basic resources, including physical space is known as \hspace{2cm}
Which of the following is not a feature of crowding?
A. Crowding may cause feeling of discomfort.
B. Crowding may lead to loss of privacy.
C. An individual may feel control over social interaction.
D. Crowding may result in positive view of space around the person.
The tips to improve your listening skills include:
A. Be open to all ideas.
B. Respond in a hurry.
C. Control distractions.
D. Sit in a casual posture.
Read the passage and answer the following question:
Raunak always used to dislike and be afraid of reptiles. Once he was trying to wear his shoes when a lizard jumped out of it. Since then he started getting scared of lizards all the more. He could not control his fear when he saw a snake in his garden. His heart started pounding, he was sweating badly, he even fainted once when someone told him that there is a lizard under his chair. The very thought of any of these reptiles generates in him an extreme level of fear. His mother took him to a doctor, who suggested that Raunak should meet a psychotherapist.
On the basis of the above case study, identify the disorder Raunak might be suffering from:
Read the passage and answer the following question:
Raunak always used to dislike and be afraid of reptiles. Once he was trying to wear his shoes when a lizard jumped out of it. Since then he started getting scared of lizards all the more. He could not control his fear when he saw a snake in his garden. His heart started pounding, he was sweating badly, he even fainted once when someone told him that there is a lizard under his chair. The very thought of any of these reptiles generates in him an extreme level of fear. His mother took him to a doctor, who suggested that Raunak should meet a psychotherapist.
Match List I with List II:
List I Disorder List II Description
A Specific Phobia I Extreme anxiety about separation from attachment figure
B Agoraphobia II Raunak's extreme fear of reptiles
C Social Anxiety Disorder III Fear of entering unfamiliar situations
D Separation Anxiety Disorder IV Intense and incapacitating fear and embarrassment when dealing with others
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Read the passage and answer the following question:
Raunak always used to dislike and be afraid of reptiles. Once he was trying to wear his shoes when a lizard jumped out of it. Since then he started getting scared of lizards all the more. He could not control his fear when he saw a snake in his garden. His heart started pounding, he was sweating badly, he even fainted once when someone told him that there is a lizard under his chair. The very thought of any of these reptiles, generates in him an extreme level of fear. His mother took him to a doctor, who suggested that Raunak should meet a psychotherapist.
Extreme fear that Raunak is experiencing, falls under the category of ........... disorder:
Read the passage and answer the following question:
Raunak always used to dislike and be afraid of reptiles. Once he was trying to wear his shoes when a lizard jumped out of it. Since then he started getting scared of lizards all the more. He could not control his fear when he saw a snake in his garden. His heart started pounding, he was sweating badly, he even fainted once when someone told him that there is a lizard under his chair. The very thought of any of these reptiles, generates in him an extreme level of fear. His mother took him to a doctor, who suggested that Raunak should meet a psychotherapist.
Another symptom of the disorder Raunak is suffering from is:
Read the passage and answer the following question:
Raunak always used to dislike and be afraid of reptiles. Once he was trying to wear his shoes when a lizard jumped out of it. Since then he started getting scared of lizards all the more. He could not control his fear when he saw a snake in his garden. His heart started pounding, he was sweating badly, he even fainted once when someone told him that there is a lizard under his chair. The very thought of any of these reptiles generates in him an extreme level of fear. His mother took him to a doctor, who suggested that Raunak should meet a psychotherapist.
........... is also a type of anxiety disorder.
Please read the passage and answer the question that follow:
A popular Bollywood movie Lagaan portrays India before Independence. Indians were ruled by the British for many years. They were denied basic rights. The common and the lower strata of the society were not provided the privilege of education as the Britishers felt that Indians are not good enough. They deliberately gave Indians less qualified jobs and kept highly qualified jobs for themselves. Based on the passage answer the following question:
Britishers' attitude towards Indians was usually negative. Such negative attitude is termed as ...........
Please read the passage and answer the question that follow:
A popular Bollywood movie Lagaan portrays India before Independence. Indians were ruled by the British for many years. They were denied basic rights. The common and the lower strata of the society were not provided the privilege of education as the Britishers felt that Indians are not good enough. They deliberately gave Indians less qualified jobs and kept highly qualified jobs for themselves. Based on the passage answer the following question:
Britishers deliberately gave Indians unqualified jobs. This shows ............., a behavioural component.
Please read the passage and answer the question that follow:
A popular Bollywood movie Lagaan portrays India before Independence. Indians were ruled by the British for many years. They were denied basic rights. The common and the lower strata of the society were not provided the privilege of education as the Britishers felt that Indians are not good enough. They deliberately gave Indians less qualified jobs and kept highly qualified jobs for themselves. Based on the passage answer the following question:
The British strongly felt that Indians are not good enough. This cognitive component of attitude is referred to as:
Please read the passage and answer the question that follow:
A popular Bollywood movie Lagaan portrays India before Independence. Indians were ruled by the British for many years. They were denied basic rights. The common and the lower strata of the society were not provided the privilege of education as the Britishers felt that Indians are not good enough. They deliberately gave Indians less qualified jobs and kept highly qualified jobs for themselves. Based on the passage answer the following question:
Like the Britishers in the movie, Indians also believed that they were useless and continued to take up jobs that were below their potential. This on part of Indians is an example of:
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