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ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, FEBRUARY -
2015QUESTION
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This question paper has two sections SectionA
and Section B.This book contains 11 pages excluding this page M.Sc.
in Health
Psychologyl-
Section A
1. Motivation
to perform a task because onefinds it
interesting or enjoyablefor its
own sake is categorized asA. Extrinsic
B. Intrinsic
C.
OvertD.
Inert2.
A psychological disorder characteri zedby swings in mood from overly high tolow
and hopeless,ffid
back agun,with
periods of near-normal mood in between isA.
DepressionB.
SchizophreniaC.
Acute anxiety disorderD. Bipolar
disorder3. The
stageof
prenatal developmentduring which the
developing organismis
most vulnerable toinjury
is theA.
Zygotic stageB.
Germinal stageC.
Embryonic stageD.
Fetal stage4.
The Humanistic perspective concentrates onA. Biological
factorsB.
Personal growthC. Totality
of experiencesD.
Social and cultural factors5.
According to Freud, dreamwork
involvesA.
Cognitive distortionsB. Trivialization
and maximizationC.
Intensive analysis and free associationD.
Condensation and displaceme,nt6.
Thenull
hypothesis of the two-group /-test isA.
The two population means are the sameB.
Thetwo
sample means are the sameC.
The two population standard deviations are the sameD.
Thetwo
sample standard deviations are the same7.
The part of Psyche that could be called as psychic inheritance according to Jung isA.
EgoB.
Personal unconsciousC. ,
Persona
aD.
Collective unconscious8.
Munna whois l0
years old, cannot stay in his seat for very long and he frequently d6esnot follow
instructionsin
school. Heis
constantlyfidgeting or
staringinto
space. He has poor socialskills
and may overreact when someone accidentally bumpsinto him
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or uses one of his toys.
At
home, he chatters constantly and rarely settles down to do a quietactivity,
such as reading a book. His symptoms may matchwith
A.
Childhood schizophreniaB.
Juvenile dementiaC.
Attentio;r deficit hyperactivity disorderD.
Severe mental retardationg.
Managers listen to their employees but ultimately make their own decisions. Thiskind
of leadership is calledA.
Democratic leadershipB.
Autocratic leadershipC.
Traditional leadershipD.
Paternalistic leadership,
10. Which one of thefollowing
is not correctly matched?A.
Right hemisphere : Controls spatial perceptionB. Left
hemisphere: Controls speech and motor movementsC.
Corpus collosum : Corurects the hemispheresD. l\mygdala
: Connects areas in the brain dealingwith
decisions and emotions11. Dr. Paranjay studies the development of children's feelings (such as
guilt
and concernfor others'
feelings)that
surroundright
andwrong
actions and that motivate moral thoughts and actions.Dr.Pannjay
studies the_
component of morality.A. Affective
B.
BehaviouralC.
CognitiveD.
Reflective12. Who among the
following
has conducted experiments on obedience?A. Milgram
B.
AschC.
ZimbardoD.
Skinner13.
Abasic
form of learning in which people acquire new forms of behaviour as a resultof
observing others
A.
DeindividuationB.
SocialLoafing
C.
Socialfacilitation
D.
Social modeling14.
A
blank, lack luster mood,with little
responsiveness to others or to ongoing eventsin
schizophrenics indicatesA.
Cognitiveslippage
,B: Youthful
insanityC.
Blanket moodD.
Flataffect
\15. Aprocess
of
early attachmentinwhich anewborn follows
thefirst thing
that moves refers to1+ -l+
A. Imprinting
B.
MaternalizattonC.
SocializationD.
Attachment16.
Krishna
obtained a scoreof
95in
a Mathematics test where the meanis
80 and the Standard deviationis
10. His raw score equals a z scoreof
A.
+1.5B.
-1.8c.
-1.0D.
+2.517. The tendency to
think
of the use of objects only in terms of their habitual use is knownAS
A. Fixation
B.
Functional fixednessC.
Mental barrierD.
Generali zation18. The
finding
that the greater the number of people who witness an emergency, the lesslikely
any one of them is to help is called theA.
Diffi.rsion ofiesponsibility
B. . Pluralistic ignoranceC.
Bystander effectD. Altruism
19.
Which
one of these statistics is unaffected by outliers?A.
Standard deviationB.
lnterquartile rangeC.
MeanD.
Range20.
Suppose Prof. Vajpayee is a Developmental Psychologist who is interested in whetherintelligence
changesas children develop. She
createsa test of intelligence
and administersit to a
groupof
children.Her
results lead herto
conclude that her test actually measured yearsof
schooling,not
intelligence.What scientific
idealdid
her study violate?A.
Her measure was not reliableB.
Her measure was notvalid
C.
Her experiment did notfollow
the scientific methodD.
Her treatment groups were not randomly assigned21.
Biofeedback technique is based on the principlesof
A.
Classical conditioningB.
Operantconditioning
.C.
Observational learningD. Trial
and error learning22.
The preoperational child is charactenzedbyA.
Introspective and abstractthinking
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B.
Logical, concrete,ffid
non-abstractthinking
C.
Symbolic,intuitive,
and egocentricthinking
D.
Logical, abstract, and egocentricthinking
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If
ahousewife concludes that her husband does not love her because her husband leaves forwork
every morning,it
is an exampleof
A. Arbitrary
inferenceB.
Cognitive diversionC. Affective
derailmentD.
Obsessive compulsive disorder24.
Accordingto
socialfacilitation
stemsfrom
theconflict
produced when the performer's attention is on the presenceof
others than on the task.A. Drive
theoryB.
Evaluation apprehension theoryC.
Distraction conflict theoryD.
Evaluation cognition theory25.
The term'chunking'
meansA.
Method ofloci
B.
Number and letter word systemsC.
Systematic waysof
encoding informationD.
Rehearsalof
a picture in mind26.
'mfhich of thefollowing
does not come under measures of variability?A.
RangeB.
MeanC.
Standard deviationD.
Variance27.
Nccording to AmericanPsychiatic
Association (2000), whether a given behaviour is considered a psychological disorder is determined not only by whether a behaviour is unusual,but
alsoby
whether a behaviouris maladaptive-i.e.,
the extentto which it
.causes and . to the individual.
A. Anxiety,
angerB.
Distress, dysfunctionC.
Depression, phobiaD.
Stress, anxiety28.
Some people feel self-conscious about the image they glveoff
to other bystanders.In
order to avoid losing face, these individuals simply do not respond or react to a person in needof
aid. Such social inaction is termed asA.
Evaluation apprehensionB.
Bystander effectC. Norm
of reciprocityD.
Pluralistic ignoranceH -1+
29.
According to Kohler learning is aA.
Conditioning processB. Trial
and error processC.
Perceptual organizationprocessD.
Behavioural change process30. The therapeutic technique where the person is rapidly and intensely exposed to the fear provoking stimulus and prevented from making the usual avoidance or escape response is called
A.
FloodingB.
ConditioningC.
Aversion therapyD.
Covert sensitization31. According to John
Bowlby
is the emotional bond that newborns sharewith
their caregivers and is developed out of_
A.
Maternalization, body contactB.
Socialization,imprinting
C. Imprinting,
sociahzationD.
Attachment, instinct32.
If
adistribution
of raw scores is positivelyskewed, thedistribution
after converting to z scoreswill
beA.
Negatively skewedB.
Positively skewedC. Normally
distributedD.
Less skewed than the original 33.Dizygotic
twins resultfrom
A.
The fertrlization oftwo
different ova by twodifferent
spermB.
The fertilizationof
a single ovum by two different spermC.
Thedivision
of the zygote into two differentindividuals
D.
Thedivision
of the gamete into two germ cells 34. The principles usedin
exposure therapy are based onA.
Social learningB.
Classical conditioningC.
ReinforcementD.
Cognitive diversion35. Reduction in motivation and effort when individuals work in a group compared to when they
work individually
A.
DeindividuationB.
Socialloafing '
C.
Socialfacilitation
D.
Social modeling36. What is the pu{pose of counterbalancing?
A.
To eliminate the needfor
a controlgoup
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To average out order effectsC.
To increase the chance of higher t valueD.
To get normal distribution37.
Rishab's mother has darkhair
andis
short; Rishab thinks thatall
mothers have dark hair and are short. This is an exampleof
A.
ConservationB.
DisequilibriumC.
EgocentrismD.
Accommodation38. Which
oneof the following
statisticsis helpful for finding out the reliability
andvalidity of
a test?A.
Analysis of varianceB.
Percentile rankC.
t-testD.
Correlation39.
Which one of thefollowing
means the tendency to recall uncompleted tasks better than completed ones?A. Mc
Collough effectB.
Memory effect. C.
Law of effectD.
Zeigarnrk effect40.
Whichtlpe
of leader is found to be useful when quick decisions are to be made or new employees are to be trained?A.
Autocratic leaderB.
Traditional leaderC.
Transactional leaderD.
Transformational leader41.
A5-year-old child suggests that Sibun, who is 6 feettall,
must be older than his Aunt, who is only 5 feettall.
This approachof
interpreting age based solely on the heightof
an
individual
can be attributed to thischild's
A.
Seeing events as specific states and ignoring transformationsB.
EgocentricityC. Inability
to dealwith
a superordinate and subordinate concept simultaneouslyD.
Perceptual centration42.
The standard deviationof [9,
8, 6, 4, 7, 8,
10,6,
12,8]
is nearestto which
oneof
the following?A.
2.65B.
2.05c. 2.25
-D.
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43.
Match thefollowing
i. Dependence
a. unpleasant physical symptoms when substance use is stoppedii. Tolerance
b. state of physical addictioniii. Withdrawal
c. increasing amountsof
substance requiredfor
desired effectA.
i-a,ii-b, iii-c
B.
i-c,ii-a, iii-b C.
i-b,ii-c, iii-a D.
i-c,ii-b, iii-a
44.
Systematic desensittzation involvesA.
Overt sensitizationB.
ModelingC.
Counter conditioningD.
lnstrumental conditioning45.
Aneeshis in
early adolescence.Although
he usedto
be abig
helpto his
motherby
doing household chores, henow
refuses, saylng that the chores are "women'sjobs."
He also has a new interest in competitive sports and is being assertive in his interactions
with
friends. Aneesh is mostlikely
experiencingA.
Gender intensificationB.
Gender segregationC.
Gendertyping
D.
Thetiming
of puberty effect46.
The connection between negative cognitions, negative emotions, negative behaviour toward others and consequently negative responses from others refers toA.
Cycleof
depressionB.
Personality disordersC. Anxiety
D.
Stress-diathesis model47. The
approachto Psychology that
focuseson the basic
elementsthat make
up consciousness is calledA.
GestaltB.
BehaviourismC.
FunctionalismD.
Structuralism48. A
researcher has measuredhis
dataon
anordinal
scale.If
he desiresto
display the distribution, the most appropriate one isA. A
frequency polygonB. A
histogramC. An ogive '
D. A
bargaph
49. Which
of thefollowing
allows faster conduction of iu(onimpulses?
sA. Myelin
sheathB.
Nodes of RanvierH-r;
'C. Axon hillock D.
Neurotransmitters50. Which of the
following
is not a positive symptomof
schizophrenia?A.
HallucinationsB.
DelusionsC.
Inappropriate affectD.
Social withdrawal5l
.
Which theory proposes that peoplewill
be morelikely
to perform a specific behaviourif it
is followed directly by the occurrenceof
something pleasurable or by the removal of something aversiveA.
Aversive theoryB.
Hedonistic theoryC.
Transactional analysisD.
Reinforcement theory52.
A
psychologtcal disorder that involves extensive,but
selective, memory loss,but in
which there is no physiological explanation for the forgetting is calledis a psychological disorder in which an
individual
loses complete memory of his or heridentity
and may even assume a new one, often far from home.A.
Fugue, amnesiaB.
Dissociative amnesia, dissociative fugueC.
Retrograde amnesia, anterograde amnesiaD.
Anterograde amnesia, retrograde amnesia53.
Which of
thefollowing
setsis
the correct sequenceof
stagesin
General Adaptation Syndrome?A.
Alarm, resistance and exhaustionB.
Resistance, alarm and exhaustionC.
Resistance, exhaustion and alarmD.
Exhaustion, alarm and resistance54.
If
a person displaysinflated
senseof
self-importance,is
absorbedby
fantasiesof self
and success, exaggeratesown
achievement, assumes otherswill
recognize that he is superior, createsgood first
impressionsbut poor longer-term
relationshipsand
is exploitativeof
others, the symptoms matchwith
A.
Obsessive compulsive disorderB.
Narcissistic personality disorderC.
Social anxietyD.
Ritualistic disorder 55.Reliability
is whetherA.
The test measures accuratelyB.
The test nonns areestablished
.C.
The test scores are standardizedD.
The test measures consistentlyHFI+
56. Which of the
following
is not seen in a manic phase?A.
Persistent elevated moodB.
Learned helplessnessC. Flight
of ideasD.
Grandiose behaviour57. If
most of the scores are piled up at the bottom end of the distribution,it
is known asA. A positively
skewed distributionB. A
negatively skewed distributionC. A
normal distributionD. A binomial
distribution58. Prof.'Dash is a Psychologist. He studies children's adjustment
following
their parents'divorce
and rem arrrage.He finds that sullen children who
becomewithdrawn
and isolated after their parents' divorce can be helped to become happier and more socialthrough play therapy. Which
aspectof
developmental change doesProf.
Dash's research most reflect?A.
Development is a continual and cumulative processB.
Development is marked byplasticity
C.
Development is a holistic processD.
Development depends on the historical and cultural context in whichit
occurs 59. The,Contingency Theory of Leadership was put forthby
A.
FiedlerB.
HollanderC.
KanterD.
Ouchi60.
A
researcher found that the correlation between happiness andlife
satisfaction was .85in
a sample.If
he computed the coefficientof
determination, the valuewould
matchwith
which of thefollowins?
A.
.627 5B.
.722sc..7557 D.
.8500Section
B
61
.
Choose the synonyrnfor
the word inbold
Ascetics have recommended the
annihilation
of desireA.
Stop immediatelyB.
Reducefor
sometimeC.
Control completelyD.
Destroyutterly
62.
Outof the following four
alternatives, selectthe
onewhich you
consider the most appiopriate for the blank.In
the absence of my leader,I
acted on my ownA.
BrainB. Initiative
C. Attribute
H-R
'|D.
Intention63.
Choose the correct sentence that reports the indirect speech.
Soniasaid,
'I always sing whenI
am wanted tosing'
A.
Sonia said that she always sings when she is wanted toB.
Sonia said that she always sang when she was wanted to singC.
Sonia says that she hasbeen
singing whenever she has been askedD.
Sonia has been saying that she has sung whenever she has been asked64.
Pragmatic : Practical asA. Irritating
: PleasingB.
Tenacious : FalteringC.
Opaque : TranslucentD. Trivial
:Negligible
65.
Replace the underlined part of thefollowing
sentencewith
the most suitable alternative."He does not smoke, nor lte drinl<s."
A. Nor
does hedrink
B:
Neither he drinksC.
Nor he doesdrink
D.
Neither drinks66.
Choose the synonyrn for the word in boldA
personwith
a Sanguine temperamentmight
interpret a large numberof
events aspositive
A. Affluent
B.
SamuraiC.
CheerfulD.
Ardent67.
Which
of thefollowing
word is correctA.
MegnanimousB.
MagnanimousC.
MagnenimousD.
Megnanimeous68.
Meaning ofErudite
A.
Great personB.
Learned personC.
Innocent personD.
Good person69.
Which one of thefollowing
has correct spelling?A."
Kibutz
B. Kibuutz
C. Kibbutz
D. Kibuttz
b70. What does this idiom mean?
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To steal someone's thunder
A.
To take blameof
another personB.
To accuse somebodyC.
To praise others for works they did not doD.
To take the creditfor
something someone else did 71. Which one of thefollowing
is the synonymfor
'pejorative'?A.
DerogatoryB.
PraiseC.
PedestalD.
Desultory72. Outof
thefollowing four
alternatives, choose the one which canbe substituted for - A person, who ispure
and cleanA.
ImmaculateB. Incorrigible
C.
ImpeachableD.
Irrevocable73. Which of the
following
parts of the sentence given below has a mistake?1234
If I was
the president Iwill
makehealthcare
more afoardableA.
1,2,4B.
1,2,3,4C.
L,2D.
2,3,474. Which of the
following
is the correct spelling?A.
FahrenheitB.
FarenheitC.
FahreneitD.
Fahrennheit.
75. The demagogue's speech resultedin conflicts..What
does'demagogue'
meanin the sentence above?A. An
agitator who appeals to the rationality of the mobB. An
agitator who appeals to the prejudice and passions of the groupC. An
agitator who appeals to the intellect of the mobD. An
agitator who appeals to the premeditated thoughts of the mobtL