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 1. Psycholory can be literally defined 5. Introspection as a method stands -
as the rejected by

(A) science of mind (A) functional school

(B) science of behaviour (B) behaviourists

(C) science of soul (C) psychoanalysts

(D) science of consciousness (D) Gestalt

2, Educational psycholos/ is concerned 6. Emotional experiences are

with the study of
(A) subjective
(A) philosophy of education
(B) objactive
(B) education and learning
(C) impersonal
(C) human learning
(D) not known
(D) teaching methods

7. The word tmotion'has been derived

3. Find the odd one out. from

(A) Observation (A) Greek word

(B) Standardized tests (B) Latin word

(C) Experimentalmethod (C) Spanish word

(D) Introspcction (D) English word

4. Cognitive development deals with the 8. Where was the hrst experimental
development of psychological laboratory set up?

(A) emotions (A) Berlin

(B) body parts (B) Boston

(C) brain (C) Frankfurt

(D) None of the above (D) Leipzig

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 9. Which of the following methods has 13, Which one is not the characteristic
made educational psycholos/ as a of childhood period?
science?

(A) (A) The child begins to make clear

observation method distinctions between himself
(B) clinical method and outer world

(C) Experimental method (B) The capacity for logical thinking

increases at this stage
(D) Introspection method
(C) Children take interest in group
games
10. is known as the Father of
Behaviourism.
- (D) The child is not able to
(A) J. B. Watson differentiate between different
feelings
(B) Wilhetm wundt
(C) William James

(D) Ivan Pavlov 14. According to Mc Dougall, the

number of instincts is

11. In which method of teaching, (A) 18

'didactic apparatus' is used?

(B) 16
(A) Observation

(B) Montessori (C) 14

(C) Projective (D) 13

(D) Experimental

15. 'Emotion is moved or stirred-up

12. The psychologist whose name in state of individual.' Who said this?
favour of giving sense training to
children was (A) whitefreld
(A) Pestalozzi
(B) Woodworth
(B) Woodworth

(C) Montessori (C) Mc Doueau

(D) Froebel (D) Michael

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 16. Retroactive inhibition is one of the 2O. Which one is the subjective factor of-
causes of attention?
(A) leaming (A) Novelty
(B) memory (B) Moving object
(C) forgetting (C) Interest
(D) attention
(D) Change

17. Tachistoscope' is the instrument 21. ll/hich of tl.e following did Carl
used to measure Rogers believe encourage a '
(A) fever congru€nt self-concept?

(B) memory (A) Unconditional love

(C) forgetting (B) Appropriate role modeli

(Dl visual apprehension (C) Immediate-need gratification

(D) Conditional love

18. The famous book on psycholory, A
Mind rhat Found ltself was written
by
22. The MMPI ia used to measune

(A) Sweetzer (A) leadership potential

(B) Beers
Clifford (B) the big five traits
(C) Freud (C) Both (A) dnd (B)
(D) Skinner (D) personahty and psychological

19. The manifestation of infantile

behaviour in adolescents and -vouflr 23. Projcctive test is .taken to reveal
is known as infornation about

(A) repression (A) car:eer aptitude

(Bl regression (B) parenting style

(C) projection (C) unconscious ptocesses
(D) sublimation (D) None of the above

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24. Sheldon proposed the traits that 24. The process through which learning
would best describe a football player in one situation influences the
would be leaming of other situation is called

(A) ectomorph (A) memorization

(B) endomorph (B) transfer of learning
(C) mesomorph
(C) development
(D) None of the above
(D) developmental task

26. The link between the nervous system

and the endocrine system is duc to 29. F ind the odd one out.
the presence of
(A) Attention
(4 corpus callosum
(B) Retention
(B) reticularfornation
(C) cerebellum
(C) Recal
(D) hypothalamus (D) Recogoition

26. lf a child is afraid of school, he A person can reproduce coffectly

becomes what he has previouslY learned bY
(A) punctual (A) recall
(B) regular (B) reintegration
(C) obedient
(C) recognition
(D) truant
(D) relearning

27. means that development

proceeds in the bodY from thc 31. The name given to a behaviour so
direction of longitudinal axie (head often repeated as to be automatic is
to foot).
(A) aptitude
(E Cephalocaudal

(B) (B) interest

Proximodistal law

. (Cl Ontogenetic function (C) habit

(D) Phylogeneticfunction (D) inteligence

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 32. is the ability to adjust 36. performance test is a/an
satisfactorily to the various strains
-of the environment we meet in life (A) activity test
and mental hygiene is the means we
take to assure this adjustment. (B) personality test

(A) Mental health (C) intelligence test

(B) Trial and error (D) attention test

(C) Analogy
(D) Functionar rixedness ""' lH *Xi"""i*T;,lrr,J,f;:T,",.0
30, (o) Gestalt theory
and learning go hand-in-hand
in development. (B) Classical conditioning
-
(A) Intelligence (C) Connectionism
(B) Maturation (D) operant conditioning
(C) Memory
(D) Thinking 38. Which one is considered the
objective condition of attention?
34. The carrying over thecharacteristics (A) Instinct
of the parents by the offsprings
through genes in ih. (B) Emotion
is termed as "h.o-o"o-f"
(c) Motivation
(A) hereditY
(D) rntensity
(B) development
(C) evolution 39. Which one is not the characteristic
(D) involution of creative individual?
(A) The creative individual has
3s. creativity
Bond psychologr is another name of
(A) connectionism theory (B) The creative individual has
independent thinking
(B) relationship between matura-
tion and learning (C) The creative individuals do not
take risk
(C) leaming by insight rheory
(D) The creative individuals are
(D) associative shifting optimistic

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 "Educational psychologr is that 'I(nesthetic' sensation is caused by
branch of peychologt which deals
with teaching and learning.' Who (A) skin
made this statement?
(B) muscles
(A) Stephen
(9) bones
(B) Anderson
(D) ' tongue
(C) Skinner

(D) Crow and Crow

45. False perception in absence of
stimuli is known as
4L. The beginning of educational (A) observation
psychologr may be considered from
the year (B) hallucination
(A) r8oo (C) sensation
(B) 1880
(D) conception
(c) 1901

(D) 1926 Homosexuality is the characteristic

of which stage?

Afferent nerves are called nerves of (A) Infancy

(A) entertainment (B) Childhood

(B) knowledge (C) Adolescence

(C) movement (D) Adulthood

(D) pleasure

47. "Adolescence is a period of great

stress and strain, storm and strife.'
The visible part of extemal ear is
Who said this?
known as
(A) cochlea (Al Freud

(B) eardrum (B) Rousseau

(C) pinna (C) Stanley Ha[

(D) semicircular canal (D) Margaret.

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 48. Who first formulated the hierarchy 52. Analytical psychologr is the work of -
of needs?
(A) Carl Jung
(A) Klausmeier
(B) Alfred Adler
(B) Maslow
(C) Freud
(C) Mc Dougall
(D) Skinner
(D) Guilford

53. Cognitive psychologz studies man's

49. Reflex action is controlled by which
part of the body? (A) thinking

(A) Brain (B) memory

(B) Spinal cord (C) language development

(C) Heart (D) All of the above

(D) Lungs
. 54. Needs, drives or motives

50. logical memory depends upon which (A) are directly observed
activity?
(B) cannot be directly observed
(A) Sensation
(C) are always dormant
(B) Understanding
(D) are same
(C) Reasoning

(D) Habit 55. Kabir really enjoys riding motorcycle.

It gives him great personal
satisfaction. His desire to ride
51. Programmed learning is an example motorcycle connects to which of the
of application of following?

(A) insightful learning theory (A) Extrinsic motivation

(B) connectionism theory (B) Drive

(C) conditioning theory (C) Intrinsic motivation

(D) learning by discovery theory (D) Need

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 Neha takes morning classes even nlnterest is latent attention and
though she never has time for. attention is interest in action." This
breakfast. Her stomach grumbles statement deals with
and feels empty to ttre point where
she feels the need to eat, This is an
(A) objective determfurants of
attention
example of
(B) span of attention
(A) motivation
(C) subjective determinants of .

(B) drive attention

(C) need (D) shifting of attention
(D) extrinsic motivation
61. Mother's love for her child is an
example of
57. Heterosexualitv is a characteristic of
(A) volitionalattention
(A) infancy
(B) non-volitional attention
(B) childhood (C) implicit attention
(C) adolescence (D) explicit attention
(D) None of the above
62. Imprinting implies
.Many early childhood educators (A) connection or attachment to the
reward their students with stickers first perceived object qrithin the
when the child behaves appro- critical period
priately, This is an example of
(B) learning new sets of behaviour
(A) drive (C) change in behaviour through
(B) need experience

(C) extrinsic incentive (D) any connection between

stimulus and response
(D) intrinsic incentive
In group factor theory of intelligence,
Attention which needs no elfort or 'inductive reasoning factor' is the
will to sustain is called ability to

(A) non-volitionalattention (A) make use of generalized results

(B) perceive object accurately
(B) volitional attention
.

(C) draw inferences on the basis of

(C) habit specific instances
(D) ideationalattention (D) solve problems with efforts

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64. Gardner's theory of multiple 68. Dancers and athletes demonstrate -
intelligence provides description of
intelligence as (A) interpersonal intelligence

(A) a set of individuals' multiple (B) bodily kinesthetic intelligence

abilities related to multiDle
qomarns (C) musical intelligence

(B) group of mental ability with one (D) linguistic intelligence

primary factor
(C) combination of numerous 69. Dorothy and Rima have similar
separate factors general intelligence. Both of them
learn music but Dorothy progressed
(D) one factor universal to all more than Rima after the training is
activities over. This can be attributed to

(A) creativity
65. Mental age was introduced by
(B) aptitude
(A) Abraham Maslow
(C) logical thinking
(B) Stern
(D) reasoning capacity
(C) Alfred Binet
(D) David wechsler personarity type 'Kapha'
70. as per
ancient Indians is
66. One emotion can give birth to (A)
rdr big-boned and overweight
(A) a number emotions
of similar (B) average build
(B) reasoning capacity (c) stigh y buitd
(C) problem-solving ability (D) suffering from stiff joints
(D) improved skills of adjustment
71. Which one of the following is not the
67. The Greek word 'mnemonic' implies performance test of intelligence?

(A) aid to attention (A) Bhatias'battery test

(B) aid to interest (B) Koh's block design test

(C) aid to memory i (C) Inkblot test

(D) aid to motivation (D) Cattell's culture fair test

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72. Which one of the following adjust- 76. The secretion of hormone is done by
ment mechanisms is associated with
the concept of 'blaming others' for (A) duct gland
his or her own fault?
(B) ductless gland
(A) Aggression
(C) sweat gland
(B) Compensation
. (D) mammary gland
(C) Projection

(D) Sublimation
77. Find the duct gland from the
following.
73. Spearman's two-factor theorv of (A) Pineal gland
intelligence contains *rriir, Ii trrl
following abilities or factors? (B) pituitary gland
(A) Language and mathematical (C) Thyroid gland
(B) crystallized and fluid
(D) Mammary gland
(C) General and specific

(D) General, fluid and narrow ?g. Which of the following is controlled
by the thyroid gland?
74. Habit memory is dependent upon (A) Glucose

(A) mere mental mechanism (B) Emotion

(B) mere motor mechanism (C) Metabolism
(C) meie perceptual mechanism (D) None of the above
(D) mere experiential mechanism

79. The word 'personality' is derived

?5. ,Cornea'
is a part of which sense from the Latin word 'persona'which
organ? means

(A) Eye (A) Personal

(B) Ear (B) mask

(C) Nose {C} self

(D) Skin (D) habits

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80. Psychologists classiff sensation into 84. Different people give reaction to the ,
same situation in different manner.
(A) four types In psychologr, it is called
(B) one type (A) nativism
(C) five types (B) individual differences
(D) three types (C) multiple determinants

(D) None of the above

81. Which part of the brain transmits
signals 'alert' to the higher centres in
response to incoming messages? 85. Which of the following is another
term for reinforcement?
(A) Reticularformation
(A) Reward
(B) Hippocampus
(B) Condition
(C) Amygdala
(C) Response
(D) Limbic system
(D) None of the above

82. Which one of the following is an

example of the negative attitude 86. The term used to refer the first two
towards people? weeks of life is

(A) Stereotype (A) period of infancy

(B) Prototype (B) neonatal stage

(C) Prejudice (C) early childhood

(D) Discrimination (D) preoperational stage

83. From the following options, which 87. The range of IQ in the people with
does not contribute in memory? moderate mental retardness is

(A) Some rest after learning (A) 35 to 54

(B) Gender (B) 10 to 19

(C) Goal behind learning (Cl 20 to 34

(D) None of the above (D) 55 to 7O

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88. Handling feelings appropriately, 9O. A mother who bears an unwanted
ability to Soothe oneself and ability child may react to her feelings of
to shake off rampant anxiety are the guilt for not wdnting the child by
characteristics of which of the becoming extremely solicitous and
components of emotional intelligence overprotective to convince both the
as proposed by Goleman? child and herself that she is a good
mother. This is an example of v;hich
(A) Knowing one's emotions of th". following adjustment
mechanisms?
(B) Managing emotions
(A) Sour grapes
(C) Motivating itself
(B) Repression
(D) Handlingrelationships
(C) Reaction formation

(D) Projection
89. Read each of the following
statements Assertion (A) and
Reason (R),- and indicate your
answer using code given below :
91. Which of the following defence
mechanisms according to Freud is a
Assertion (A) : sign of maturity?
Forgetting of everyday events in (A) Repression
young people is not an indication
of a poor memory, (B) Displacement
Reason (R) : (C) Sublimation
Ineffective encoding due to failure
to attend an event while it is (D) Regression
happening results in failure to
remember.
92. Tiae concept of mental hygiene
Code :
relates to
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (A) cleaning rituals for mental well-
(R) is the correct explanation of being
(A)
(B) maintaining psychological well-
(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but being and preventing mental
(R) is not the correct illness
explanation of (A)
. (C) study of mental disorder
(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false
(D) treatment methods for mental
(D) (A) is false, but (R) is true health conditions

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 93. v
A key principle of mental hygiene is 92. Mention the narne of the
psychologist whose name is
(A) avoidingself-reflection associated with type theory of
(B) resisting change personality'

(c) accepting imperfection and (A) Rogers

practicing self-compassion (B) Allport
(D) seeking perfection in all aspects (C) Jung
of life (D) Cattell

94. self-care in maintainins mental 98' Learning disabled children dilrer

"'"""*' from mentally retarded children in
health is important, U.""r"""
(A) it is iffelevant to mental well- (A) they have usually average
being intelligence
(B) it promotes self-indulgence (B) they are able to learn in most
areas
(C) it fosters resilience and
prevents burnout (C) they have learning difficulty in
one area
(D) it leads to self-criticism
(D) All of the above

95. Sublimation is the best method for 99. Which one is not the correct
modification of statement?

(A) behaviour (A) The emotion of love and

affection develops from infancy.
(B) personality (B) Fear is an important positive
(c) instinct emotion.

(D)motive(C)Emotionshaveprofoundeffects
on the life of an individual.
(D) Emotions give strength and
96. In the normal distribution curve of endurance to body.
intelligence test scores, the mean IQ
score is set at 1OO. Which is known as the organDed
form of PercePtion?
(A) 90
(A) Sensation
(B) 110
(B) Imagination
(c) loo (c) conception
(D) what most people score (D) perception

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