All of the following are correct with reference to super ego, EXCEPT:

• A) Governed by the moral constraints
• B) It is the immoral self of and individual
• C) Opposes the id and represents the moral
• D) Demands of the family and society

Who gave the Opponent- Process Theory of emotions?

• A) Richard Solomon and John Corbit
• B) Albert and Ellis
• C) Lindsley and Cohen
• D) Sigmund Freud

Which of the following structure of personality governed by the “Moral Constraints?

• A) Id
• B) Archetypes
• C) Super ego
• D) Ego

The rate at which food converts into energy and then is expended by the body is known as what?

• A) Metabolism
• B) Deuteranopia
• C) Calcitonin
• D) Oxytocin

Which of the following is a desire, instinct or need that speeds up our behavior towards some goal?

• A) Tendency
• B) Motivation
• C) Vulnerability
• D) Learning

Who among the following gave the Activation Theory of emotions?

• A) James and Lange
• B) Richard Solomon and John Corbit
• C) Lindsley
• D) Magda Arnold

Which part of brain controls positive emotions?

• A) The left hemisphere
• B) The right hemisphere
• C) Cerebrum
• D) Limbic system

According to Freud, the part that cannot be accessed directly, although impulses, ideas, and feelings may permeate out through other sources e.g. dreams, slips of tongue:

• A) Conscious
• B) Sub-conscious
• C) Unconscious
• D) Preconscious

J.B.Watson talked about following three main emotions EXCEPT:

• A) Love
• B) Anger
• C) Fear
• D) Disgust

Eysenck identified different features of Neurotics. Identify which of the following is not one of them?

• A) Moody
• B) Anxious
• C) Care-free
• D) Touchy

While talking about Eysenck’s Dimensions of Personality, Quiet, passive, and careful people:

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

Which of the following posits that our biological/ physiological needs create an aroused or tension producing state that motivates us to fulfill them?

• A) Drive-reduction Approaches
• B) Instinct Approaches
• C) Arousal Approaches
• D) Incentive Approaches

Who among the following gave the three classic categories of traits such as Cardinal, Central and Secondary traits?

• A) Erik Erikson
• B) Sigmund Freud
• C) Alfred Adler
• D) Gordon Allport

With regard to the types of concepts; which of the following concept is known, familiar and relatively simple concept?

• A) Natural
• B) Prototypes
• C) Artificial
• D) Prolonged

Which component of emotion refers to how we interpret certain situations or stimulations?

• A) Cognitive
• B) Intuition
• C) Physiological
• D) Behavioral

General knowledge, language, and concepts are seen as parts of which of the following?

• A) Semantic memory
• B) Procedural memories
• C) Declarative memories
• D) Episodic memory

Which of the following refers to the problems whose solution depends on the relationship of components so that new construct can be developed?

• A) Transformation Problems
• B) Arrangement Problems
• C) Creativity problems
• D) Problems of Inducing Structures

Who amongst the followings didn’t mention any theory related to Emotion?

• A) Magda Arnold
• B) William James
• C) Albert Ellis
• D) B. F. Skinners

According to Freud, the part which contains thoughts and feelings which one is immediately aware of, is:

• A) Conscious
• B) Preconscious
• C) Unconscious
• D) Sub-conscious

Robert Plutchik talked about ______________main categories of emotions.

• A) Eight
• B) Four
• C) Five
• D) Six