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03 What will be median for the given scores?

36 30 40, 24, 46, 581 ) 38 (2) 39 (3) 36 (4) 40

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What is the likely correlation between A and B sets of scores?

A : 35 33 31 29 27 25

B 60 58 56 54 52 50

(1 ) Zero (2) 0.50 (3) 1.00 (4 ) 1.00

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A : 35 33 31 29 27 25

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(1 ) 'II."'< (2) - 0.50 (3) 1.00 (4) 1.00

When tv O variables are true dicholomies which is an appropriatemeasure of correlation ?(1 ) Bi serial (2) Product moment

(3) Phi Coefficient (4) Tetrachoric

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09 Choose the odd one:

(1) Percenti le (2) Quarti le (3) Median (4) Mean

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10 A hypothesis must be type of statement

(1) Analytical (2) Contradictory

(3) Synthetic (4) Interrogatory

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15 Having a control group and an experimental group, the researcher is

U S I n g .

(1) Tvm randomized group design

(2) Two matched groups design

(3) Randomized block design

(4) Factorial design

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16 Semi inter quartile range is also known as ..... ...... .

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(3) QW-l.n.ile deviation

(2) Average deviation

(4) Standard deviation

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18. When a researcher of developmental psychology wish to have a lifespan account of a person he is likely to use .....................1) Case study (2) Observation

3) Experiment 4) ny of the above

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21 Choose the odd one

(1) Method of jus t noticeable difference

(2) Method of equal appearing intervals

(3) Method of limits

(4) Method of constant stimuli

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25. Factor analysis is used to establish ..............

1) Construct validity 2) Internal consistency

3) Time consistency 4) Face validity

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32. Guttman s scalogram analysis is typically a ..................... .1) Multidimensional 2) Unidimensional

(3) Social distance (4) Projective technique

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(3) eqihh (1) Of (2)

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3 6 Decrement of sensitivity to drug over a period of time is called

(1) Drug withdrawal (2) Drug tolerance

3) Drug dependence 4) Drug metabolism

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37 Choose the oeld one:

1) Cocaine

3) mphetamine

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2) lcohol

4) Caffeine

4)

38 . , , are energy generating structures in the cells

(1) Genes 2) RNA

(3) Chromosomes (4) Mitochondria

1) ;ofRj

3)

39 Enzymes cause particular molecules to

(1) join together (2) split apar t

3) Both of the above (4) None of the above

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44 Choose the odd o n e :

(1) Neurology

(3) Psychobiology

(2) Biopsychology

(4) Physiological Psychology

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47 Which of the cranial nerve serves sensory and motor functions be-yond head and neck region ?

1) Vagus 2) ccessory

3) Hypoglossal 4) Glossopharyngeal

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49 Releasing hormones are secreted by .1) nterior pituitary 2) Posterior pituitary

3) Hypothalamus 4) Pineal

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50 Lateral geniculate nucleus sends axons to .. ... ... .. , ... .

1) Primary visual cortex

3) Somatosensory cortex

(2) Primary auditory cortex

4) Olfactory cortex

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55. Find the odd one :

1) Advanced Progressive Matrices2) Colored Progressive Matrices

3) Standard Progressives Matrices

(4) Mill-Hill Test

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(1) Similarities

(3) Object assembly

2) Picture completion

(4) Digit span

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59. Fertilization of male s sperm and female s egg form a ..... , ........... .

(2) zygote1) embryo(3) fetus (4) None of the above

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6 3 Why do adolescents show growth s p u r t ?

(1) Age 2) Activity 3) Nutrition 4) Hormones

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67 The tendency to have children's attention captured by more percep-tually striking features of objects is known as ...... .. ., .

1) Object permanence 2) Ego centrism

3) Conservation 4) Centration

(1) B l 1 f ~ i i I

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72. Loss of self awareness and self-control in group situation is betterknown as ................... .

(1) Individuation

(3) Internalization

(2) Deindividuation

(4) Suppression

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(1) Vygotsky (2) Maslow (3) Sherif 4) Rotter

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75 Famous obedience experiments were conducted by(1) Sherif (2) Milgram (3) Aronson (4) Bandura

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7 8 Ignoring the evidence and giving a part ial considerat ion to an issue is

(1) Attitude

(3) Stereotypes

(2) Prejudice

(4) Ignorance

79 Attitudes can be formed by ..................... .

(1) Instructions

(3) Imitation

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(2) Classical conditioning

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8 0 Total experience is greater t han the s u m of i ts parts ') is a s ta tementtypical of ....................... .

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82 A simple negative or positive reaction without consideration implies

................ attitude

(1) Simplex

(3) Multiplex

(2) Neutral

(4) None of the above

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8 5 The tendency to explain others actions in terms of dispositional ra thert han si tuat ional causes is ................ .

(1) Self serving bias

(2) Projection

(3) Fundamenta l attr ibution error

(4) Compelition

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88 A trait that is all pervasive, outstanding and dominant is called ...... .

(1) Central t rai ts(3) Cardinal t rai ts

(2) Secondary trai ts(4) Common t rai ts

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89 Who among the following postulated instincts to explain human be -havior?

(1) Maslow(3) Lorenz

(2) Mc Dougall(4) Tin bergen

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92. To study need press theory ....... ..... developed the thematic apper-ception test.

(1) Me Clieland

(3) Ed,,-ards

(2) Murray

(4) Cattell

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95. mplicit m mory is measured by ,

(1) recall (2) Recognition(3) priming (4) Relearning

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96. Which of the following method yields highest memory scores?(1) Recall (2) Recognition

(3) Serial recall (4) Priming

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(1) Convergence

(3) Texture gradient

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98. People tend to ill in small gaps to perceive objects as wholes is ex-plained by

(1) Law of proximity (2) Law of similarity

(3) Law of common fate (4) Law of closure

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l02 An unintentional processing not interfering with other mental activities is known as .

(1) Dual attention

(3) Distraction

2) Automatic processing

4) Successive processing

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106 promote mental health

(1) Useful 'ork(3) Elevated mood

(2) Social participation

(4) Both (1) & (2) above

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(3) ~ I ~ ~ I I (4) ijq\ m (1) ll:'i (2)

l07 Relaxation instr..lctions for deep muscle relaxation and suggestionsO ha\ c sleep may lead some clients to trance like state with high

suggestibility is called .

1) Systematic desensitization 2) Biofeedback

(3) Hypnosis (4) Relaxation

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l09.Which of the following therapy makes a mental hospital like a com-munity?

I) Behavior therapy(3) Group therapy

(2)

(4)

Milieu therapy

Chemotherapy

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117 are situations that an employ must be able to cope withto succeed in a particular job

1) Work environment3) Critical incidents

(2) Work behavior

(4) Work stress

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120 Consumer behavior is influenced by .

(1) Brand image (2) Marketing

(3) Salesmanship 4) All the above

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121 International Classification of Diseases leD) is prepared by ..... .....

1) American Psychiat ric Association

(2) World Health Organization3) American Psychological Association4) British Psychological Association

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124 What does Axis-Ill incorporate in DSM-IV?(1) Information about general medical condition

(2) Principal clinical disorder

(3) Psychosocial and environmental problem


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131. Aaron Beck explains depression on the basis of .. ,..: ...... .. approach.

1) Cognitive 2) Psychodynamic

(3) Behavioral 4) Biological

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132. Freud considers defense mechanisms as ............ .

1) Rationalism

3) Identification

2) Reaction formation

4) Repression

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13S In which case the hazard shall be grea tes t?

(1) InabiJi,y t ~ ) ayoid

(2) FailurE' to perceive the warning

(3) Fallure to recognize the \\larning

(4) Failure to decide to attempt to avoid

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137 Drivers of perceptual style are not likely to recognize devel-oping hazards.(1) Field dependent (2) Field independent

(3) Both (1) and (2) equally (4) None of the above

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(1) to a given job

(3) Both (1) and (2)

(2) to training for a job


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141. Relating test scores obtained at the time of employment and scoresobtained later on job performance measures implies ............... ..

(1) Content validity(3) Predictive validity

2) Concurrent validity

(4) Construct validity

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143. For vocational guidance ........... ,. tests are important.

(1) Aptitude (2) Personality

(3) Interest (4) All the above

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144 The primary focus in performance evaluation is on ,(1) ob performance (2) Research

(3) Wage and salary hike

4) Training needs determination

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150. Existential counseling is best known after ......................

(1) Carl Rogers (2) Fritz Perls

(3) aron Beck (4) Rallo May & Victor Frankl

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