In case an equitable principle/ways of resolving the Sir Creek Issue between India and Pakistan is not reached. The states can refer to which part of UNCLOS?

• A) Part 16 of UNCLOS
• B) Part 15 of UNCLOS
• C) Part 17 of UNCLOS
• D) Part 18 of UNCLOS

Which of the following convention deals with the laws concerning the protection of victims of a war?

• A) Vienna convention
• B) Geneva Convention
• C) Hague convention
• D) Brussels convention

Under the Karachi agreement 1949, which dispute was sorted between India and Pakistan?

• A) Boundary demarcation
• B) Water distribution issue
• C) Siachen Issue
• D) Kargil issue

The main source of international dispute resolution can be found in:

• A) None of the given options
• B) United Nations Charter
• C) States’ constitutions
• D) Diplomats of every state

“Britannica Atlas” is known as;

• A) Encyclopedia
• B) Simla agreement
• C) Indus Water Treaty
• D) None of the given option

During strong emotional states such as anger or fear, excessive amounts of which of the following hormone(s) are secreted?

• A) Adrenaline and nor adrenaline
• B) Estrogens
• C) Endorphin
• D) Adrenocorticotropic

While talking about Eysenck’s Dimensions of Personality, moody, touchy and anxious people are:

• A) Extrovert
• B) Neurotics
• C) Stable
• D) Introvert

Which one of the following is not the synonym of primary motives?

• A) Learnt
• B) Biological
• C) Physiological
• D) Unlearnt

Secondary motives are also called:

• A) Physiological motives
• B) Unlearnt motives
• C) Biological motives
• D) Psycho-social motives

Which of the following model is also known as “Sequential model”?

• A) Magda Arnold’s Cognitive Theory
• B) Opponent- Process Theory
• C) Cannon- Bard Theory of Emotions
• D) Activation Theory

According to which of the following theory, physiological changes create specific sensations and our brain interprets these sensations as different emotions?

• A) Activation Theory
• B) Cannon- Bard Theory of Emotions
• C) Opponent- Process Theory
• D) James- Lange Theory of Emotions

Amnesia, Dementia and Alzheimer’s diseases are the disorders of which of the following?

• A) Motivation
• B) Personality
• C) Memory
• D) Learning

According to the humanistic approach, ______________ is a state of self-fulfillment in which people realize their optimal potential.

• A) Self-actualization
• B) Happiness
• C) Projection
• D) Psychic determinism

While talking about Eysenck’s Dimensions of Personality, outgoing, sociable and active people are:

• A) Introvert
• B) Extrovert
• C) Neurotics
• D) Stable

Galvanic skin response; in combination with the respiration and blood pressure is used for:

• A) Virus detection
• B) Measuring sugar in blood
• C) Antibodies detection
• D) Lie detection

Which of the following refers to an arousal or motivational tension that provides energy for action or behavior?

• A) Stimulus
• B) Behavior
• C) Drive
• D) Motive

Which statement is true about Flashbulb memories?

• A) Are not subject to periodic revision
• B) Usually concern events from early childhood
• C) Are almost always highly accurate
• D) Usually concern events that clear and vivid as a snapshot

Which of the following activity doesn’t involve thinking?

• A) Finding facts and exploring reality
• B) Seeking answers to questions
• C) Reflex actions in sudden conditions
• D) Problem solving

Which of the following theory of forgetting states that stored information decays and is disintegrated with the passage of time?

• A) Repression
• B) Decay
• C) Explicit
• D) Interference

Darwin was the first person to identify:

• A) Pupillometrics
• B) Galvanic skin response
• C) Changes in blood pressure
• D) Changes in blood pressure