MCQ- Educational Psychology
1. Educational psychology
apply knowledge of psychology in the field of
A. Psychology
B. Industrial
C. Social sciences
D. Education
Ans: D
2. Classical Conditions was
presented by?
A. Plato
B. Pavlov
C. B. F. Skinner
D. None of the above.
Ans: B
3. Which is the Master
emotion?
A. Happiness
B. Worry
C. Anger
D. Fear
Ans : D
4. Which one of the following
is the oldest method for the study of behaviour?
A. Observation
B. Standardized tests
C. Intelligence test
D. Introspection
Ans :D
5. Which thing bring permanent change in the behaviour?
A. Education
B. learning
C. Both A & B
D. All of the Above
Ans :B
6. Educational psychology is concerned with the
study of ……………….?
A. Philosophy of education
B. Educational learning
C. Human learning
D. Teaching methods
Ans :C
7. An assessment through which
we can consistently achieve the same results with the same student is called
………….?
A. Invalid
B. Valid
C. Reliable
D. Unreliable
Ans: C
8. A systematic change in mental processes that
underlie all learning and performance is known as …………….?
A. Moral development
B. Intellectual development
C. Social emotional development
D. Cognitive development
Ans: D
9. What do you mean by
cognition?
A. Act of Knowing or perceiving
B. Act of doing something
C. Act of working
D. Both B & C
Ans: A
10. The overprotected child
will tend to display
A. Aggressiveness
B. Immaturity
C. Negativity
D. Defensiveness
Ans: A
11. The use of technology to
enhance the learning process in education is known as…………?
A. Information Technology
B. Communication technology
C. Both A & B
D. None of the above
Ans: C
12. In which of the following design it is not
necessary to have two different individuals or groups of subjects for
experiments?
A. The control test or single group design
B. Multiple group design
C. Control group design
D. Design involving relation
Ans: A
13. Cognitive Development deal
with the Development of………….?
A. Emotions
B. Body Parts
C. Brain Development
D. None of the Above.
Ans : C
14.Which one is the backbone
of all developments?
A. Emotions
B. Body
C. Brain
D. All of the above
Ans :A
15 . Emotional experiences are
A. Subjective
B. Objective
C. Impersonal
D. Not Known
Ans :A
16.
There are ———- trait dimensions did Cattell propose?
a) 2
b) 3
c) 16
d) None of these
Answer: c
17.
Which of the following are the aim of behavioural genetics is to learn about:
a)the possibility of eradicating behavioural problems in children
b) the ability of animals to learn the language
c) the extent to which geneticists can modify people’s behaviour
d) the genetic and environmental influences on human behaviour
Answer: d
18.
Which of the following characteristics describe someone who, according to
Maslow, is self-actualized?
a. creativity
b. confidence
c. Spontaneity
d. None of these
e. all of the above
Answer: e
19.Which of the following is not a defence mechanism?
a. ingratiation
b. regression
c projection
d. Sublimation
f. None of these
Answer: a
20.The
MMPI is used to measure:
a. leadership potential
b. the Big Five traits
c. personality and psychological disorders
d. unconscious drives
e. all of the above
answer: c
21.Which of the following would NOT be useful to a behavioural geneticist?
a. case studies
b. family studies
c. adoption studies
d. twin studies
e. none of these
answer: a
22.
Which one best describes a person. who is sensitive and intellectual? William
Sheldon suggested that body build was associated with personality traits.
a. endomorph
b. neurotic
c. conservative
d. mesomorph
e. ectomorph
Answer: e
23.
Sheldon proposed the traits that would best describe a football player would be:
a. ectomorph
b. endomorph
c. mesomorph
d. actinomorphy
e. None of the above
Answer: c
24. One trait that dominates a personality so much that it influences nearly
everything a person does is a:
a. Global Trait
b. Central Trait
c. Specific trait
d. Cardinal Trait
a. e. none of these
Answer: d
25.
——— is an external, unstable attribution for why something happens to a person?
a) hard wok
b) bad mood
c) the weather
d) fate
e) none of these
Answer: c
26.
which of the following is the Humanistic psychologists embraced the idea of?
a)
repression
b) the id
c) unconscious drives
d) free will
e) None of these
Answer: d
27.
Adler described that Someone who feels as though they are not living up to
expectations would be
a. an inferiority complex
b. low self-realization
c. an Adlerian complex
d. low actualization
e. None of these
Answer: a
28. Who was the first that
linked the brain with emotions and thought?
a) Descartes
b) Hippocrates
c) Aristotle
d) Galen
Answer: b
29. The basal ganglia is
responsible for?
a) movement
b) motion
c) force
d) memory
Answer: a
30. The prefrontal cortex is included in …
a) memory
b) force
c) emotion
d) executive functions
Answer: d
31. Optical
mirage result from the twist in:
a.
perception
b. sensation
c. transduction
d. adaptation
e. none of these
Answer:
a
32.Our
common method for dealing with the environment is called;
a.
cognitive style
b. perceptual style
c. personality
d. intelligence
e. none of these
Answer:
a
33.The
external motive that guide objectives directed behaviour is known as:
a.
incentive
b. needs
c. drives
d.
reciprocal
34.The
theory of Gestalt emphasized:
a.
our tendency to see patterns
b. the atoms of thought
c. environmental stimuli
d. a flow of consciousness
e. none of these
Answer:
a
35.
Psychology is the science of:
a. inductive reasoning
b. objective introspection
c. behaviour and mental processes
d. emotions
e. none of these
36.
Most psychologists accept aggressions:
a.
a learned response
b. linked to sexual drive
c. an innate biological response to frustration
d. a drive that builds up over time and must be released
e. none of these
Answer;
c
37.
Which term is used in the learning mechanism dopes B.F Skinner sees as being
the vital means by which behaviour is learned;
a.
operant conditioning
b. classical conditioning
c. observational conditioning
d. insight learning
e. none of these.
Answer:
a
38.
Select the approaches in which personality is least deterministic;
a.
skinner’s approach
b. the psychoanalytical approach
c. the humanistic approach
d. the behavioural approach
e. none of these.
Answer:
c
39.
Which of the following did Carl Rogers believe encourage a congruent
self-concept?
a.
unconditional love
b. appropriate role models
c. immediate- need gratification
d. conditional love
Answer:
a
40.
In developmental psychology, the term nature mention to _____ part that control
development.
(a)
Physical
(b) Environmental
(c) Biological
(d) All of these
(e) None of these
Answer:
c
41.
Define Stereotypes:
a.
special types of schemas that are part of people’s shared cultural background
b. equivalent to prejudice
c. widely held beliefs that people have certain characteristics because of
their membership in a particular group
d. both a and b
e. none of these.
Answer:
c
42.
Select the factor which is the most important biological element to the
organized physical growth of the body including of nervous system, In the study
of development;
(a)
Maturation
(b) Hormones
(c) Environment
(d) Growth factors
(e) None of these
Answer:
d
43.
A biologically determined period in the life of some animals during which the
definite shape of learning can take place most easily is known as:
(a)
Critical period
(b) Milestone
(c) Stage
(d) Landmark
(e) None of these
Answer:
a
44.
We can relate the concept of
intelligence with …
a)
thinking patterns
b)
perception
c)
learning
d)
motivation
Answer:
a
45.
People with severe mood
disorder, ——- are the patients of
a)
Mania
b)
manic-Euphoria
c)
Manic-depression
d)
Depression
46.
Universally recognized facial expression is …
a) anger
b) pursed
lips
c) smiling
d) raised
eyebrows
47.
The feeling of or tension is called to be…
a) anxiety
b) panic
attacks
c)
depression
d) all of
these
Answer:
a
48.
The part of a personality that differentiate
between the id and super-ego is known as …
a)
super-ego-id
b) ego-id
c) ego
d) all of
these
Answer:
c
49.
The Gestalt therapy basically based on …
a)
Awareness
b) Self-fulfilment
c)
Self-control
d) All of
the above
Answer:
d
50.
Perfection is a problem in humans that is
concerned with …
a) Id
b) Ego
c) Superego
d) Ego and superego
Answer: d
51. Which is not included in the
endocrine system?
a) appendix
b) gonads
c) pituitary
d) thalamus
Answer: a
52. We can define intelligence as:
A. The ability to think abstractly and learn from experience
B. Include all the factors that make one person different from another
C. Knowledge of a great many facts
D. The ability to get good grades in school
Answer: A
53. Peoples
lost touch with reality when they are _______.
A. Psychopathic
B. Psychotic
C. Manic
D. Neurotic
Answer:
b
54. A society establishes to govern conduct according
to rule of implicit and explicit are referred to as:
A. Morality
B. Culture
C. Conventions
D. Norms
Answer: d
55.
The response of physiological and psychological to stress referred
to as:
A. Strain
B. Hypertension
C. Stressors
D. Transition
Answer: B
56. ‘A bar graph showing the relationship of the parts of the
personality to each other and the amount of psychological energy emanating
outward.’
a) Sociogram
b) ego gram
c) Histogram
d) None of the above
Answer: b
57. The creator of
Transactional Analysis Was
a) Carl Roger
b) Eric Berne
c) Fraud
d) Maslow
58. Bob was the leader
of his group of friends and it was he who always set the time that they should
meet, where they should go and what they ‘should do’. He often shook his finger
at his friends reprovingly. People in his circle of friends eventually got fed
up of him and many left the group. What kind of ego state does Bob have?
a) Child ego state
b) Parent ego state
c) The adult ego states
d) All the above
Answer: b
59. “I see you are well, how
long is it to London, what time is it, it is a fact it is cold today”! The
tone of voice may be measured, clear, precise, crisp, rational, logical. Words
may well be very factual. This is the nature of what kind of ego sate?
a) Child ego state
b) Parent ego state
c) The adult ego states
d) All the above
Answer: c
60. Fiona when a small
girl could get her father to do anything she really wanted. Indeed, as she grew
up, she was very good at managing to get men to do what she wanted. Later, she
was fired from several jobs by her bosses who said they felt she was
manipulating them. This is the nature of what kind of ego sate?
a) Child ego state
b) Parent ego state
c) The adult ego states
d) All the above
Answer: a
Prepared
by
Hena
B
Asst.
Prof in General Education
KUCTE
, KUNNAM , MAVELIKARA
17/06/2021
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