MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS OF FIRST SEMESTER PSYCHOLOGY

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EDU-02  DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE LEARNER

1.The meaning of the word "psyche"?
            a)study       b)mind or soul
            c)shape       d)behaviour
2. The founder of the first psychological                 laboratory was?
        a)J.B Watson           b)Skinner
        c)Sigmund Freud    d)Wilhelm Wundt
3.In the following who is associated with the       Gestault school of psychology?
         a)Pavlov          b)Watson
         c)Skinner        d)Max Wertheimer
4.LAD is related to which theory?
        a)Vygotsky          b)Kohlberg
        c)Chomsky         d)Maslow
5.According to piaget's when will a child             achieve reversibility?
        a)Concrete operational Stage
        b)Initiative Stage
        c)Formal Operational Stage
        d)Pre operational Stage
6. Which personality assessment test waa               constructed in bellack in 1948?
         a)CAT        b)Word Assessment task
         b)Tat          c)personality inventories
7.The kind of therapy freud is called?
   a)S. R Therapy      b)Gestalt Therapy
   c)Psycho Analysis   d)Behaviour modification
8.Theory of  personality of individual was by?
             a)Allport                  b)cattell
             c)William Sheldon   d)Alfred Binet
9.Kohlberg is known for his theort in the area      of?
           a)Physical Development
           b)Behavioral Development
           c)Cognitive Development
           d)Moral Development
10Introspection is?
       a)a scientific method used to study dreams
       b)the analysis of content of our own                      thoughts
       c)A process used to uncover symbolic                representation
      d)All of the above 
11.Who proposed the theory of psycho social         Development?
            a)Erickson        b)jean Piaget
            c)Vygotsky       d)Freud
12 The first intelligence test was developed            by?
           a)Lewis Terman      b)Alfred Binet
           c)David Wechsler    d)Albert sidney
13.The formula for calculating IQ is?
         a)MA/CA×100
         b)MA/CA×200
         c)CA/MA÷100
         d)CA/MA÷200
14. Intelligence is the ability of?
       a)Abstract Thinking
       b)Adjusting in new situations
       c)Availing of past experience
       d)All of these
15.Who among the following is a well known         personality theorist?
         a)Spearman       b)Goleman
         c)Allport            c)pavlov
16"The whole is the greater than the sum of           its part" is represented by?
       a)structuralism            b)Behaviorism
       c)Gestault Psychology  c)Functionalism
17.Rebellious or impulsive actions,                        anxiousness, lack of concentration, loss of        self esteem, suicidal thoughts are symptoms     of?
         a)Maturity       b)Creativity
         c)personality    d)Maladjustment
18.cephalo caudal means?
         a)From the centre of the body to the                  extremities
        b)From the head to the toes
        c)From birth to death
        d) From the past to the future
19.In which stage does a child show animism?
         a)Pre-Operational stage
       . b)Sensory motor stage
         c)concrete operational stage
         d)Post operational stage
20.Which of the following is known as 'Master
      Emotion?
           a)Happiness        b)worry
           c)fear                   d)Anger
21.who among the following is belongs to             Humanist Psychology?
        a)J. B watson       b)Eurt Lewin
        c)B. F Skinner      d)Abraham Maslow
22.Which one of the following is the oldest            method for the study of behaviour?
          a)Observation
          b)Standardized test
          c)Intelligence test
          d)Introspection
23.Learners transforms the incoming                     information to fit with in the existing b             schema is?
        a)Accommodation    b)Assimilation
        c)Equilibration         c)Adaptation
24.How many stages are  there in the
       Erickson psycho social development?
       a)6         b)7         c)8         d)9
25.The concept of intelligence Quotient (IQ) was proposed by?
         a)William Stern       b)Stern berg
         c)Goleman              d)Alfred Binet




               Answer Key
                 1-   b
                 2-   d
                 3-   d
                 4-   c
                 5-   a
                 6-   a
                 7-   c
                 8-   a
                 9-   d
               10-   b
               11-   a
               12-   b
               13-   a
               14-    d
               15-    c
               16-    c
               17-   d
               18-   b
               19-   a
               20-   c
               21-   d
               22-   d
               23-   b
               24-   c
               25-   a
    
      

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