| 101 |
Emotional release experienced when a client expresses pent-up feelings during therapy is called |
Psychology Healing, ethics and alternative therapies |
Easy |
| 102 |
Which of the following is an alternative therapy? |
Psychology Healing, ethics and alternative therapies |
Easy |
| 103 |
Before starting therapy, a psychologist explains the method, its possible risks and the client's right to wit… |
Psychology Healing, ethics and alternative therapies |
Medium |
| 104 |
A client who strongly wants to change and expects therapy to help shows faster improvement. This illustrates |
Psychology Healing, ethics and alternative therapies |
Medium |
| 105 |
A meditation method in which a person passively observes bodily sensations and thoughts as they pass, without… |
Psychology Healing, ethics and alternative therapies |
Hard |
| 106 |
The main aim of rehabilitation of people with mental illness is to |
Psychology Rehabilitation |
Easy |
| 107 |
Teaching patients candle-making and weaving to build work discipline is |
Psychology Rehabilitation |
Easy |
| 108 |
Through role play and imitation, a recovering patient learns to greet people and hold a conversation. This is |
Psychology Rehabilitation |
Medium |
| 109 |
A recovering patient practises tasks designed to improve attention and memory. This rehabilitation method is |
Psychology Rehabilitation |
Medium |
| 110 |
A patient's hallucinations have stopped with medication, but he still lacks initiative, avoids people and sho… |
Psychology Rehabilitation |
Hard |
| 111 |
A mental structure that guides how we perceive and organise social information is called a |
Psychology Explaining social behaviour |
Easy |
| 112 |
Assigning the cause of someone's behaviour to their personality rather than to the situation is called |
Psychology Explaining social behaviour |
Easy |
| 113 |
When a new student was introduced as "intelligent, hardworking, stubborn and jealous", classmates formed a mo… |
Psychology Explaining social behaviour |
Medium |
| 114 |
Rahul says he failed because the paper was unfair, but when his friend fails, Rahul says it was because the f… |
Psychology Explaining social behaviour |
Medium |
| 115 |
An expert pianist plays better in front of an audience, while a beginner plays worse in front of the same aud… |
Psychology Explaining social behaviour |
Hard |
| 116 |
The three components of an attitude are |
Psychology Attitudes |
Easy |
| 117 |
Cognitive dissonance theory was proposed by |
Psychology Attitudes |
Easy |
| 118 |
A smoker knows smoking causes cancer but continues to smoke, and then tells himself, "The research is exagger… |
Psychology Attitudes |
Medium |
| 119 |
Children start eating more fruit after their favourite film star, whom they admire, begins eating fruit in pu… |
Psychology Attitudes |
Medium |
| 120 |
Meena likes her new friend Tara, and Tara strongly likes classical music, which Meena dislikes. According to … |
Psychology Attitudes |
Hard |
| 121 |
The behavioural component of prejudice is called |
Psychology Prejudice and discrimination |
Easy |
| 122 |
A cluster of beliefs about the characteristics of members of a group is called a |
Psychology Prejudice and discrimination |
Easy |
| 123 |
After an economic downturn, a majority group blames a small minority community for unemployment, though it ha… |
Psychology Prejudice and discrimination |
Medium |
| 124 |
A teacher who believes girls are weak in mathematics gives them less attention in class; the girls then lose … |
Psychology Prejudice and discrimination |
Medium |
| 125 |
Which arrangement of contact between two hostile groups is most likely to reduce prejudice? |
Psychology Prejudice and discrimination |
Hard |
| 126 |
Which of the following is the correct order of Tuckman's stages of group development? |
Psychology Groups |
Easy |
| 127 |
The family is an example of a |
Psychology Groups |
Easy |
| 128 |
People watching a street magician gather by chance, have no structure and leave whenever they want. They form… |
Psychology Groups |
Medium |
| 129 |
In a new project group, members argue about who should lead and how work should be divided. The group is in t… |
Psychology Groups |
Medium |
| 130 |
The members of a school quiz team feel strongly attached to one another and want to remain together even afte… |
Psychology Groups |
Hard |
| 131 |
Reduced individual effort when people work together on a shared task is called |
Psychology Group influence |
Easy |
| 132 |
The tendency of a group to make a more extreme decision than its members would make individually is |
Psychology Group influence |
Easy |
| 133 |
For a class cleanliness drive, a teacher assigns each student a specific area and displays each student's wor… |
Psychology Group influence |
Medium |
| 134 |
Members of a committee mildly favour building a new hall. After discussing and hearing many supporting argume… |
Psychology Group influence |
Medium |
| 135 |
In a group project where marks are given only for the final joint report, several members contribute very lit… |
Psychology Group influence |
Hard |