SSB Odisha Lecturer 2018: Lecturer recruitment for non-government aided colleges, Psychology
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1. Psychology is the science of human 5. Psychoanalysts without an M. D.
and animal-. degree are known as
(A) Mind analysts.
(B) Body (A) Lay
(C) Behaviour (B) Behavioural
(D) Soul (C) Dream
2. Which of the following is an important (D) Neo
feature of Psychology as an 6. Which of the following are called
empiricalscience ? "house-keeping" cells gf the nervous
(A) Argument system ?
(B) lntuition (A) Axon
(C) Opinion (B) Dendrite
(D) Replication (C) Neroglia
3 Which of the following School of (D) Myelin sheath
Psychology aimed to find the
7 Which of the following is an important
elements of immediate conscious
principle about nerve impulse ?
experience ?
(A) All-or-none-Law
(A) Behaviourism
(B) Law of Primacy
(B) Structuralism
(c) Law of Symmertry
(C) Functionalism
(D) Maximum-Likelihood Law
(D) Gestalt School
8 Axons carrying sensory information
4 Who among the following is
into the central nervous system are
considered as the founder of
termed
Behavioural School of Psychology ?
(A) Edward B. Titchner (A) Afferent Fibers
(B) William James (B) Efferent Fibers
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(C) John B. Watson (C) Neuro-Transmitters
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(D) Max Werthiemer (D) Vesicles
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L Which of thefollowing partof nervous (B) pVmOathetic system is active
system plays important role in reflex (C) Parasympathetic system is
action ?
passive
(A) Cerebellum (D) Parasympathetic system is
(B) CerebralCortex passive and sympathetic
(C) SpinalCord system is active
(D) Reticulum
14. The Gestalt law of perceptual
10. Collection of axons in centralnervous organization involving'movement'
system is called is:
(A) Law of proximity
(B) Nucleus (B) Law of similarity
(C) Tract
(c) Lawof symmetry
(D) Sheath
(D) Law of common fate
11. Which but of the following is
15. Which of the following statement is
concerned with motivated
not true about figure and ground in
behaviour.?
perception ?
(A) Thalamus
(B) Hypothalamus (A) Figure has some sortof form
(C) Medutla (B) Figtre has an object quality
(D) Cerebrum (C) Ground tend to be formless
(D) Ground appears closer
12. The cerebralcortex has
major lobes. 16. Which of the following is wrongly
(A) TWo paired ?
(B) Three (A) lnterposition - Monocularcue
(C) Four (B) Linear perspective - Binocular
(D) Five cue
13. Which of the following is 'true'when (C) Stroboscopic motion
we are calm and relaxed ? Apparent motion
(A) Parasympathetic system is (D) Perceptual constancy
active Environmental adaptation
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17. Muller-Lyer illusion is (C) SocialLearning
(A) Fully universal (D) ClassicalConditioning
(B) Culture specific
(C) Person specific -.
22 Which of the following is correctly
paired ?
(D) Temporary
(A) Operant Conditioning - Kofka
18. For nearer and nearer objects the (B) lnsightful Learning - Skinner
eyes turn more and more towards
(C) Social Learning - Bandura
each other. This phenomenon is
known as
(D) Classical Conditioning
Tolman
(A) lnterposition ' '"
o r1"i l'- ,J.'i'!of*r
(B) Accommodation 23. What is the correct sequence in the
-"
(C) Convergence Observational Learning Procesg ?
(D) Retinaldisparity a (A) Retention + Attention -)
Production -+ Motivation
19. Seeing a ghost in a dark room is an
example of (B) Attention --> Rete.ntion -+
(A) Illusion Production -+ Motivation
(B) Hallucination (C) Attention -+ Retention -+
-.
(C) Delusion Motivation -+ Production
(D) Perceptualdefense (D)' Reterrti'on: -=+'. Attbrrttotr',u
Motivation -+ Production
20. Biofeedback is based upon'which
principle of learning ? 24 A schedule of reinforcement in which
(A) Classical conditioning a variable amount of time must
(B) Operantconditioning elapse before a response will
(C) Sociallearning yield reinforcement is
(D) lnsightfullearning schedule of reinforcement.
(A) Fixed lnterval
*. Which of the following is also known
as'Respondent Conditioning' ?
(B) Variable lnterval
\ i \. -....
(A) OperantConditioning (C) Fixed Ratio .r,r;r_:;rig..l. iA)
(B) lnsightfulLeaming (D) Variable Ratio
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25. The principle that a mbre preferred (C) Proceduralmemory
activity can be used to reinforce a (D). Autobiographical memory
less preferred activity is known as: 29. Who among the following is well
(A) Zeigarnik effect known forthe curve 0f forgetting ?
(B) Flooding (A) Pavlov
n
(B) Ebbinghaus ,
(C) Premack principle
(C) Atkins6n
(D) Chaining principle
(D) TuMng
26. Which of the following is correctly 30. Memories of where we were and
paired ? what we were doing at the time of an
(A) Short term memory - Cowan emotion-provoking event are known
AS memory
(B) Episodic memory- Quillian
(A) Autobiographicalmemory
(C) Semanticmemory-Tulving
(B) Prospective memory
(D), Sensory memory - Sperling (C) Flashbulb memory
27.' also known as (D) Echoic memory
. methorl pf^sucaesdve approximation. 31. Whieh of the foltowing anangement
(A) Shaping is true in terms of level of forgetting
-is in a descending cirder ?
(B) Chaining
(C) Chunking Releaming
(D) Rehearsa!
Recognition
28. Which of the fotlowing memory is
dfficult to put in words ?
Releaming
(A) Semantic memory
(B) Episodic memory Recognition
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32. Application of undesirable stimulus (B) Oversight bias
(e. g, scolding by the boss ; extra (C) Confirmation bias
homework for a student) is an (D) Emotion laden belief
, example of :
(A) Positivereinforcement 36. What is Not True abut 'heuristics' ?
(B) Negativereinforcement (A) Guarantees a solution
(C) Punishment (B) Are mentalrules of thumb
(D) Omission training (C) Are rapid and efficient
(D) Extracted from past
33 Form of conditioning in which the
experiences
presentation of the conditioned
stimulus precedes and does not 37. . ldentify the correct sequence of
overlap with the presentation of the stages in creative thinking .
unconditioned stimulus is called : (A) Illumination -+ Preparation ->
(A) Delayedconditioning lncubation -+ Evaluation -->
(B) Trace conditioning Revision
(C) Simultaneousconditioning (B) Illumination -+ Preparation -+
(D) Backwardconditioning lncubation -+ Revision -+
Evaluation
34. When any one of the several
properties puts an object inJhe class
(C) Preparation -+ lncubation -+
Illumination -+ Evaluation -+
of the concept, it is a
Revision
concept. a
(A) Conjunctiveconcept (D) Preparation -+ lncubation ->
(B) Disjunctiveconcept Illumination + Revision -+
Evaluation
(C) Relationalconcept
(D) Simple concept 38. With which of the heuristics, the error
of Gambler's fallacy is attached ?
35. ln which of the following source of
(A) Representativeness heuristics
error for reasoning, we search for "
positive evidence about our existing (B) Adjustmgltnqyptic3
views ? (C) Availabilityheuristics
(A) Hindsight (D) Sub-goalheuristics
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39. Who among the following has not 43. As per Sternberg's theorization,
developed a testfor intelligence ? which of the following components of
(A) David Wechsler intelligence helps in problem solving ?
(B) Arthur Otis (A) Meta Components
(C) William Schutz (B) PerformanceComponents
(C) Knowledge-Acquisition
(D) Alan S. Kaufman
Components
40. How many items are there in (D) AutomatedComponents
Standard Progressive Matrices ?
44. Which of the following classic study
(A) 30 provides evidence supporting the
(B) 40 role of geneticfactor in intelligence ?
(c) 50 (A) Environmental deprivation
(D) 60 study
(B) Project head start
41 . The confluence theory explain that :
(C) Research on birth order and
(A) IQ tends to decrease with the intelligene
birth order
(D) Minnesota Study by Bouchard
(B) lQ tends to increase with the
birth order
45. lf an individual's mental age and
chronologicalage are equal, then lQ
(C) lQ tends to initially decrease will he '
and then increasewith the birth
(A) o
order
(B) 1
(D) lQ tends to intially increase and (c) 10
then decrease with the birth
(D) 100
order
46. Which of the following statement is
42. According to Gardener's multiple not true about type of PersonalitY ?
intelligence theory, an architect is
(A) They are hard driving
strong in intelligence.
(B) They are easy going
(A) Logicalmathematical (C) They live under constant
(B) Bodily kinesthetic pressure
(C) Visual-spatial (D) They show a kind of helP-
(D) Naturalistic lessness
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47. As suggested by Freud, if the child's 51. We feel happywhen we smile. This
needs are under-satisfied during a view corroborates which of the
specific stage of development, it following theoryof emotion ?
would leadto (A) James- LangeTheory
(A) Repression (B) Cannon - Bard Theory
(B) Substitution (C) Schachter-SingerTheory
-?
(C) Fixation (D) Opponent-ProcessTheory
(D) Sublimation
52. Which of the following combination
48. ln which stage of psychosexual iscorrect? ..' {, ',',
development th6 feelings of (A) Fully Functioning Person -
'Oedipus Complex' does appear ? Homey
(A) Oralstage (B) Peak Experience - Maslow
(B) AnalStage (C) Womb Envy-Adler
(C) Phallic Stage . (D) Family Constellation - Rogere
(D) Latency Stage 53. Which of the following theory
49. \Mro among the folloruing coined the advocate that emotional reaction
concept'collctive u nconsciousl ? occur in action-reaction cycles ?
(A) Freud (A) James-t-arrgeT.tt'dory
(B) Jung (B) Cannon-Bard Theory
(C) Adler (C) Schachter-SingerTheory
(D) Bandura (D) Opponent-ProcessTheory
50. The psychologist who popularized 54. Which of the following combination
'Q-technology' in personatity is correct ?
research is ,_ ? (A) Fully Functioning Person -
, (A) Bandura Homey
(B) Maslow (B) Peak Experiencel Maslow
(C) (C) Womb Envy-Adter
.Likert
(D) Rogers (D) Family Constellation - Rogers
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55. An individualwho is well-organised (B) Cannon - Bard Theory
implies having higher score on (c) Schachter - Singer Theory
factor of personality ?
(D) Opponent - Process Theory
(A) Agreeableness
(B) EmotionalStability 59. The lust for power by Machiavelli
(C) Extraversion is an example of
trait ?
(D) Conscientiousness
(A) CardinalTrait
56. Which of the ,fqllqwing is not a
projective measure of personality ?
(B) CentralTrait
(A) Rorschach Test (C) SourceTrait
(B) ThematicApirerceptionTest (D) SurfaceTrait
(C) SentenceCompletion 60, Which therapy emphasizes
tOl Adjective Check List 'unconditional positive regard ' for
"
57. How many items are there in personality development ?
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality (A) Aversion therapy
'":loVentgry?' (B) Cggnitive behaviour.therapy
(A) 546
(C) Client centered therapy
(B) 556
(D) Behaviourtherapy
(c) s66
(D) 576 61. Which of the following is a 'growth
need'?
58. "The emotion provoking stimulus
(A) Physiologicalneed
sim ultaneously prod uce subjective
lP g i qq t a ro u s a l "
(B) Safety need
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(C) Belongingness need
(A) James-LangeTheory (D) Esteem need
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62. What is the correct sequence in the 64. Yerkes-Dodson Law is associated
DriverTheory of Motivation ? with theoryof motivation
(A) Drive State -> Biological Need (A) Need HierarchyTheory
-> Activation of Behaviour -> (B) Drive Theory
Strengthening / Weakening of (C) ArousalTheory
Behaviour
(D) lnstinctTheory
(B) Biological Need -> Drive State
-> Activation of Behaviour ->
65. Who among the following belongs to
Strengthening / Weakening of
social cognitive approach to
personality ?
Behaviour
(C) Biological Need ->Activation of (A) Karen Horney
Behaviour -> Drive State -> (B) Julian Rotter
Strengthening / Weakening of (C) GordonAllport
Behaviour (D) Raymond Cattell
(D) Drive State -> Activation of 66. Which approach to personality
Behaviour -> Biological Need
emphasized upon personal groMh
-> Strengthening / Wdakening
and responsibility ?
of Behaviour
(A) Psychoanalyticapproach
63. Which of the following combination (B) Socio-cogiitir.i, approach
is correct ?
(C) Humanisticapproach
(i) Need Hierarchy (a) Vroom
(D) Trait approach
Theory
67. The thought during preoperational
(ii) DriveTheory (b) Maslow
period that the things in the physical
(iii)ExpectancyTheory (c) Geen etal
world are alive and move by wills of
(iv)ArousalTheory (d) Hull their own is called
(A) i-b; ii-c; iii-a; iv-d (A) Egocentrisim
(B) i-b; ii-c; iii-d; iv-a (B), ' Animism. ,,, ,,,','-',.,rf.::1Lf
(C) i-c; ii-b; iii-d; iv-a (C) Realism
(D) i-b; ii-d; iii-a; iv-c (D) Magic omnipotence
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68. Mentalrepresentation of theworld is (B) Cooperative Play -+ Solitary
called: Play -+ Parallel Play
(A) Signifiers (C) Solitary Play -+ Cooperative
(B) Signs Play -+ Parallel Play
(C) lntuition (D) Solitary Play -+ Parallel Play -+
(D) Schema Cooperative Play
69. What is the correct sequence of 72. Around which age a child includes
stages according to Piget's theory ?
both a'Subject' and'Predicate' in the
(A) Sensorimotor -+ Preoperation
sentence types :
-) Formal Operation -+
Concrete Operation (A) 1-2years
(B) Sensorimotor+Preoperation (B) 2-3years
+ Concrete Operation -+ (C) 3-4years
FormalOperation
(D) 4-5years
(C) Preoperation -+ Sensorimotor
-+ Concrete Operation -+ 73. According to Kohlberg there
FormalOperation are stages of moral
(D) Preoperation + Sensorimotor development.
-) Formal Operation --) (A) Six
.Concrete Operation (B) Seven
70. ln which of the developmentalstage (c) Eisht
the grade school children leam to win
(D) Nine
approval by making things :
(A) lnitiative versus Guilt 74. As per Piaget's theory the tendency
(B) lndustryversus lnferiority to understand new information in
(C) Generativityversus Stagnation terms existing mentalframe works is
(D) Ego integrity versus DesPair called as:
(A) Adaptation
71. The correct chronological
progression of ptay in child is : (B) Assimilation
(A) Cooperative Play -+ Parallel (C) Accommodation
Play -+ Solitary Play (D) lntegration
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75. ln which of the following stage of 79. What is thefullform of DSM ?
moral development, morality is (A) Disease and Supervision
judged in terms of human rights :
Manual
(A) Punishment - and-Obedience (B) Diagnostic and Supervision
Orientation
Manual
(B) Social - order - Maintaining (C) Diagnostic and Statistic
Orientation
Manual
(C) LegalisticOrientation
(D) Disease and Statistic Manual
' (D) UniversalEthicalOrientation
80. After DSM V the new name for
76. Gehder schema theory focuses 'mentalretardation' is ?
upon the mechanisms
(A) MentalDisability
(A) Physical (B) MentalDeformity
-
(B) Social- (C) lntellecutal Retardation
(C) Cognitive (D) lntellectualDisability
(D) Emotional 81 . An individual suspects that everyone
around him is trying to deceive him'.
77. When we try to make others like us
This is the symptom of
by conveying that we like them, it is
personality disorder.
called
(A) Self promotion (A) Schizoid
(B) Self verification (B) Paranoid -
(C) Self-depreciation (C) Dissociative
(D) lngratiation (D) Antisocial
7B Who among the following 82. 'Grandiosity' is part of
propounded social identity theory ? personality disorder.
(A) Tajfeland Tunrer (A) Narcissistic
(B) Glen and Kramer (B) Avoidant
(C) Dalaland Mishra (C) Dependent
(D) Sinha and Sinha (D) Borderline
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83. Which of the following is not a (C) Mood
description of H istrionic personality (D) Schizophrenic
disorder ?
87. Which of thefollowing patients exhibit
. (A) Excessive Emotionality
self-scherna ? t
(B) Attention Seeking
(A) Depressive
. (C) lnappropriate provocative
behaviour
(B) Phobic
(D) Socialinhibition (C) Manic
(D), Obsessive
84. Which of the following shows a
correct match ? 88. Which of the following is not a
(A) Delusion-Typell Sctr2ophrenia symptom of PanickAttack Disorder?
(B) Withdrawal Type (A) Pounding Heart
D
I
Schizophrenia' (B) Feeling of sadness
(C) Hellucination -Type ll Schizo- (C) Trembling /Shaking
phrenia
(D) Hotflashes
(D) Apathy-Type ll Schizophrenia
89. Fear of isolation is known as
85. Which of , the following
schizophrenics remain immobile in
(A) Zelophobia
one position for a long period ?
(A) Paranoid type (B) Claustrophobia
(B) Disorganized type (C) Emetophobia
(C) Catatonictype (D) Autophobia
(D) Both Paranoid and Catatonic 90. When amnesia involves'all events
type within a particular period of time', it
is known as
86. Delusions and hallucinations are
most significant symptoms of which (A) Localized amnesia
disorder ? (B) Selective amnesia
-.
(A) Anxiety (C) Generalizedamnesia
(B) Phobic (D) Dissociative fuge
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91 , The individuals who show an almost (B) Systematicdesensitization
total disregard for the rights and (C) Aversion therapy
wellbeing of others are categorized
under disorder.
(D) Encountergroups
(A) Bipolar 96. Whodeveloped Rational-Emotivd-
(B) Antisocialpersonality Therapy ?
(C) Schizoidpersonality (A) Fritz Perls
(D) Paranoidpersonality (B) Albert Bandura
92. lntense emotional feeling towardsthe (C) Mahoney
therapist on the part of the patient is
(D) Albert Ellis
known as:
(A) Resistance 97 . Beck's cognitive behaviour therapy
(B) Transference is most suitable for ?
(C) Empathy (A) Depression
(D) Abreaction (B) Conversiondisorder
93. Which of the following does not (C) Obsession
come underanxiety disorder ? (D) Anxiety
(A) Generalized anxiety disorder
(B) Phobic disorder 98. What is common to diverse
psychotherapeutic approaches ?
(C) Bipolar disorder
(D) Obsessive-compulsive (A) Free association
disorder (B) Therapeuticalliance
94. Which approach to psychotherapy (C) Unconditional acceptance
has FreeAssociation as an important (D) Changingirrationalthoughts
procedure ?
(A) Psychodynamic 99. "lf I don't get that promotion, my
careerwill be completely over"
(B) Behavioural -this
type of beliefs are described by Ellis
(C) Gestalt
as
(D) Humanistic
(A) Flooding
95. Which of the following therapy is
(B) Mirroring ,t,
based upon the principle of classical
conditioning ? (c) Substituting
(A) Token Economy (D) Catastrophizing
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tOO. Cognitive Triad involves self, world (C) Reality principle
around and (D) Principle of V.eracity
(A) Significant others 105. fhe match between the counsellor
(B) Thinking pattern and counselee is known as :
(C) Future (A) lnterdependence
(B) Cousellor-clientfit
(D) Emotions
(C) Working alliance
101. The view that "A counsellor is an (D) Normative alliance
authentic Chameleon" was given 106. The pathological way of distorting
by: reality, as per psychganalysis, is
(A) Rogers
(B) Maslow (A) Stress
(B) Anxiety
(C) Lazarus
(C) Psychosis
(D) Seligman (D) Defense
102. During counselling asking for minute 107. ShameAttacking exercise is used in
and obscure details about the client therapy.
is known as : (A) REBT
(A) Clarifying (B) CBT
(B) Deepening (C) SystematicDesensitisation
(C) Understanding (D) Aversion Therapy
(D) Probing 108. A criticism of the cognitive approach ,
to understanding mental health
103. Among the following, which is a problem is that :
directive approach to counselling ? (A) lt has not been shown to be
' successful at helping
(A) Behaviouristicapproach
individuals with depression
(B) Gestalt approach
(B) There is a too much of focus on
(C) Existentialapproach sexuality
(D) Humanisticapproach (C) lt is not relevant in the 21st
Century
104. Super ego is :
(D) lt can be direct and
(A) Morality principle confrontational and might be
(B) Pleasure principle seen intimidatory to client.
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109 Which of the following ego state is (c) Ajzen
not discussed in Transactional (D) Fisher and Fisher
Analysis ?
113. How is the approach of the
(A) lnfant
Leventhal's Self-Regulatory Model
(B) Chird
best described ?
(C) Adult
(A) This approach assumes
(D)- Parent
perceived behavioural control
110. Which of thefollowing is an important influences intentions and
feature of Adult ego state as per behaviour directly
transactional analysis ?
(B) This approach assumes a
(A) Judgmental person is likely to do what he
(B) Rule maker or she intends to do.
(C) lnformationseeking (C) ln this approach, the patient is
(D) Moralising viewed as a problem solver,
111 . 'Jayant has a history of troubled attempting to make sense of an
relationships and impulsive illness.
behaviour. However, he is (D) ln this approach, the learning of
adamant that he is experiencing health-related information is a
high levels of well-being.' pre-requisite to action
According to the Complete State
114. Theterm health involves:
Model, Jayant can be described as :
(A) A balance among physical,
(A) Languishing
mental, and social welt-being
(B) Flourishing
(B) The absence of disease or
(C) Floundering
infirmity
(D) Struggling
(C) A reduction in physical pain and
112. Health Belief Modelwas developed socialpain
by
(D) Surgically tyeating physical
(A) Rogers ailments to elimindte chronic
(B) Rosenstock pain
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1 15. A health p.sychologist who designs a 118 Which of the following is not a
characteristic of a person with Autism
media campaign to get people to
Spectrum Disorder ?
improve their diets is focusing on :
(A) A typical groMh and physical
(A) Heatth promotion . and development
maintenance. (B) Extreme fascination and pre-
(B) Prevention and treatment of occupation with specif ic
illness objects
(C) The etiology and gorrelates of (C) Delayed speech and language
development
health, illness, and dysfunction
(D) Self-stimulationbehaviours
(D) The health care system and the
119 Tendency to restrict our attention to
formulation of health policy
the event in question and ignore the
116. With in attention defi cit / hyperactivity consequences and context of the
disorder, which of thefollowing is not event is known as :
classified as a problEm relating to (A) Affective Forecasting
poorattention ? (B) lmpact Bias
(C) Focalism
(A) Easily distracted
(D) lmmune Neglect
(B) Dislikes tasks involving mental
' ' effort, e. g. homework 120 Self-esteem is the
component of Self-concept.
(C) Appears routinelyforgetful (A) Action
(D) Experiences difficulties in (B) Emotional
waiting in turn (C) Evaluative
117. Echolalia is defined as :
(D) Contemplative
(A) Singing consistently instead of 121 The self formed upon social
using word to sPeak
obligations and responsibilities is
(B) Repeating words or Phrases (A) ActualSelf
that have been said bY others
(B) Ought Self
(C) Speaking in a monotone (c) ldealSelf
(D) Using no words or sounds (D) VirtualSelf
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122. Broaden-and-Build [Model was (B) Circumstantial ; temporal ;
advocated by specific
(c) Permanent ; factual ; notional
(nl Ryff and Singer
(B) Fredrickson (D) Circumstantial ; temporal ;
pervasive
(C) Seligman and Peterson
(D) Lyubom,irsky 126. lf you had some spare money,
spending money in shopping might
123. What combination of Skill Level and induce a sense of
Challenge' Level can foster l'Flow" while helping the needywould induce
state ? a sense of ?
(A) Low Skill Level Low' (A) Happiness;contentment
Challenge Level (B) [/aterialism ; spirituality
(B) High Skill Level Low (C) Pleasure ; gratification
Challenge Level (D) Temporary optimism ; more
(C) Low Skill Level High long-lasting optimism
Challenge Level 127. Which of the following is an example
(D) High Skill Level High of eudaimonia ?
Challenge Level (A) A person who is excited about
an upcomig tour
124. What are the two main types of
optimism ? (B) A person virno is deeply
involved in solving a difficult
(A) Learned and dispositional problem and satisfied when a
optimism
creative solution is found
(B) Learned and conditional (C) Cricket audience singing and
optimism shouting atthe World Cup
(C) Hopeful and regrettable (D) Winning Rs.4000 in a contest
optimism and inviting friends for a treat.
(D) Evolutionary and dispositional
128. Repression refers to :
optimism
(A) Thoughts mistakenly held out of
125. Seligman et al (1998) found awareness
that people who explained their (B) Thoughts actively held out of
negative situation as awareness
and (C) Forgetfulness
were optirnistic. (D) The fact that all thoughts
(A) Circumstantial ; personal ; emotions and actions are
specific determined
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129. Emotion intelligence is: ' (C) lntervention
(A) Knowledge of emotionalstates (D) Termination
(B) The ability to feign emotions 133. ADF{D in children is most often
when necessary treated with the drug :
(C). The ability ro recognise and (A) Haldol
control one's own and.others'
(B) Thorazine
emotions
(C) Ritalin
(D) The emotional reaction that
(D) Valium
ccurs when completing an
intelligence test 134. Attitudewhich is copscious and easy
to.report is called
130. A psychologist who is studying
(A) ExplicitAttitude
extrasensory perception, will be
'termed as (B) lmplicitAttitude
.
(C) FormalAttitude
(A) ClinicalPsychologist
(D) lnfor:malAttitude
(B) Parapsychologis(
(C) lndustrial Psychologist 135 Attitudes can also be classically
conditioned. even without our
(D) fxperimental Psychologist
awareness. This phenom'enon is
131. The famous book 'Authentic. known as conditioning.
Happiness' was authored by : (A) lnstrumenialconditioning
(A) Martin Seligman (B) Fonruardconditioning
(B) Rollo May (C) Indirectconditioning
..
(C) Viktor Frankl (D) Subliminalconditioning
(D) Robin Sharma 136. Groups of people with whom we
132. The stage in the process of identify and whose opinions we value
counselling in which the client and the are called
counsdllor come close to each other (A) Reference Groups
is: (B) . Charismatic Groups
(A) Assessment (C) Matched Groups
(B) Rapportestabiishment (D) Anchoring Groups
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137. A theory which advocates that (C) Group Polarization
preludice stems, at least in part, from (D) GroupThink
economic competition between
141. Populatrion : Sample
socialgroups is Statistic:
(A) Contact Hypothesis (A) Dimension
(B) SuicidalldentityTheory (B) Variable
(C) RealisticConflictTheory (C) Parameter
(D) RepulsionHypothesis (D) Criterion
138. The technique for gaining 142. Which of the following scale uses
compliance in which an offer is ranks for measurement ?
changed to make it less attractive to (A) Nominal
the target peson after this person has (B) Ordinal
accepted it is called (C) lnterval
(A) Foot-in-door-technique (D) Ratio
(B) Door-in-thefacetechnique
143. The relationship between standard
(C) Lowballprocedure deviation (SD) and variance M is
(D) That's-not-all-technique
139. lf members in a group are performing. (A) V=SD
additive tasks, then (B) V = 2SD
(A) Social loafing will be less (C) V = SD2
(B) Social loafing will be more (D) V = JSD
(C) Social loafing will
-. not exist 144. lnwhich of thefollowing case product
(D) Level of social loafing cannot be moment correlation method should
decided notbe used to see the relationship :
140. The tendency of the members to (A) Age and Emotional lntelligence
assume that their decision cannot be (B) Gender and Emotionat
wrong and all members should lntelligence
support it strongly is called (C) Jbb Tenure and Emotional
lntelligence ,.
(A) Group Shift (D) WorkAutonomyandEmotional
(B) Group Schism lntelligence
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145. 't'test: Comparison : : Regression (C) Experimental
(D) Field Study
(A) Relationship
150. ln case of 't'test, the distribution of
(B) Difference
the scores has a shape.
(C) Prediction
(A) Platykurtic
(D) Association
(B) Leptokurtic
146. ln theregression equation Y = a + bX,
(C) Mesokurtic
the symbol 'a' represents
(A) lntercept
' (D) Positively skewed shape
(B) Regressioncoeffcient 151. The value of correlation coefficient
(C) Criterion -. varies in between to
(D) Predictor
147. lf a researcher, changes the level
(A) 0to1
significance frorn .01 to .001, the (B) 0to-
probability of Type ll errorwitl : (C) -1to+1
(A) Decrease (D) -oofs*-
(B) lncrease
152. Which of the following is the non-
(C) Remain same
parametric counterpart of ohe way
(D) Firdt increases and then
ANOVA ?
decreases
(A) Mann Whitney U test
148. lf a test consists of very easy items,
the distribution of the scores will be
(B) Sign test
(C) Chi-square test
( ) Positively skewed (D) Kruskal-Wallistest
(B) Negatively skewed 153. Which of the following is a motivator
(C) Not skewed at all according to Herzberg's two factor
(D) Symmetrical theory?
149. ANOVA is best suitable for (A) Company policy
research design (B) lnterpersonalrelation
(A) Survey (C) Technical supervision
(B) Cross-sectional (D) Responsibility
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154. The idea that a subordinate should 158. Which of the following is a process
have only one superior to whom he theory of work motivation ?
or she is directly responsible is (A) Need hierarchy theory
known as (B) ERG Theory
(A) Span of control (C) Two-factorTheory
(B) Unity of command (D) ExpectancyTheory
(C) Chain of command 159. Goal setting theory suggests goals
(D) Departmentalization 'i' should be :
155. The design with a small core
l. Financiallyrewarding
organ ization that outsources major . ll. Difficult
business functions is called : lll. Specific
lV. Easy to measure
(A) Matrix structure
(B) Simple strucuture (A) lland lll
(C) Virtualorganisation
(B) l,lllahd lV
(C) llland lV
(D) Boundary less organiszation
(D) lland lV
156. The Job characteristics modelwas
160. The sequence of needs in Maslow's
developed by:
Need Hierarchytheory is :
(A) McGregor
(A) Physiological ; Love -)
(B) Hackman and Oldham Safety -+ Esteem -+ Self-
(C) Porterand Lawler Actualization
(D) Uday Pareek (B) Physiological, + Safety --->
Esteem + Love -+ Self-
157. Which of the following is general
Actualization
motive is per McClelland's
(C) Physiological -+ Safety -->
description ?
, Love -+ Esteem -+ Self-
(A) Curiosity motive Actualization
(B) l/otive for recognition (D) Physiological --+ Safety -+
(C) Hungermotive Love --+ Self-Actualization -+
(D) [\Iotive forsex Esteem
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161. ln Expectancytheory is (C) The pattern of data points form
a perception about the extent of a reasonably straight line
wihch performance will result in the
(D) There is heteroscedasticity in
attainment of outcomes.
the scatter plot
(A) Expectancy
(B) Valence 164. The "ABC's of attitudes" refers to :
(C) lnstrumentality (A) Aptitude, believe and cognition
(D) Effort (B) Affect, behaviour and cognition
162. While reporting a Pearson's product (C) Affect, behaviour and
moment conelation coefficient n APA
i
compliance
format, what letter do you use ?
(D) Attraction, believe and
(A) This would be'P'
compliance
(B) This would be'r'
(C) This would be'k' 165. As per self-perception theory in
(D) This would be'F' attitude formation, behaviour shapes
attitudes:
163. A regression analysis is
inappropriate when : (A) Onlyof self-monitoring people
i
(A) You have two variables that are (B) When behaviour is inconsistent I
measured on an intervalor ratio with attitudes
scale.
(C) When attitudes are weak and
(B) You want to make predictions
ambiguous
for one variable based on
information about another (D) Only in the area of sensitive
variable. social issues
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