Which kind of clients is considered best for psychotherapy?

• A) Young adults
• B) Old aged people
• C) Younger patients
• D) Middle aged people

Whenever psychologists purposefully try to produce change in the lives of others, they remain involved in which of the following?

• A) Treatment
• B) Research work
• C) Intervention
• D) Therapies

In an IPT which of the followings includes a diagnostic evaluation and psychiatric history?

• A) Phase 4
• B) Phase 1
• C) Phase 2
• D) Phase 3

Psychology department of a university recently started an entry examination. Scores on that exam will predict who will do well and who will not in Psychology. In this example, level of interpretation is:

• A) Level II
• B) Level IV
• C) Level III
• D) Level I

In early years of psychoanalysis, hysteria was viewed as a "female" disorder, most often marked by all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Muteness
• B) Paralysis
• C) Deafness
• D) Blindness

Sometimes clinicians tend to over interpret patient's symptoms and make predictions that emphasize the negative symptoms. This is known as:

• A) Scotopic sensitivity syndrome
• B) Down syndrome
• C) The reading-in syndrome
• D) Irlen syndrome

Prophesy points out toward which aspect of the clinical assessment?

• A) Diagnosis
• B) Evaluation
• C) Prediction
• D) Assessment

Clinician of which approach is most concerned with standardized tests and their norms.

• A) Psychodynamic approach
• B) Behavioral approach
• C) Humanistic approach
• D) Psychometric approach

Disorders related to which of the following may be missed in the course of psycho therapy?

• A) Obsessive
• B) Psychological
• C) Physical
• D) Alcoholic

While talking about goals of therapy, Hokanson used a classification system. All of the followings are part of this classification EXCEPT:

• A) Corrective emotional experience
• B) Behavior change
• C) Crisis management
• D) Holism

A score at the 95th percentile on test X may be related to recidivism in prisoners. Which of the following is used to interpret the data?

• A) Behavioral approach
• B) Humanistic approach
• C) Psychometric approach
• D) Psychodynamic approach

If a clinician is using psychological techniques to reduce blood pressure, lower resting heart rate or decrease headache, it is being employed to target:

• A) Behavior
• B) Emotions
• C) Biological Process
• D) Thinking

Which of the following emphasizes objectivity and is presumably free from fuzzy thinking?

• A) Subjective approach
• B) Qualitative approach
• C) Quantitative approach
• D) Clinical approach

Thanatos refers to which kind of instincts?

• A) Life instincts
• B) Psychological instincts
• C) Social instincts
• D) Death instincts

IPT is an abbreviation of:

• A) Interpersonal Psychotherapy
• B) International Psychotherapy
• C) Interregional Psychotherapy
• D) Interrelation Psychotherapy

Which of the following refers to denying the diagnostic significance of an event in the patient's life because it has also happened to us?

• A) Sick-sick fallacy
• B) Multiple Napoleons fallacy
• C) Uncle George's pancakes fallacy
• D) Me-too fallacy

Psychotherapy is regarded as a process of which of the followings?

• A) Disguise
• B) Concealment
• C) Discovery
• D) Detection

All of the followings are correct about psychotherapy EXCEPT:

• A) It is advice giving or helping in an informal context
• B) It works in the trustworthy working environment
• C) It is conducted by a licensed therapist
• D) Treatment methods are guided by theories

Which of the following focuses more on contemporary problems in living than on a massive examination and reinstatement of the past?

• A) Cognitive behavioral therapy
• B) Aversion therapy
• C) Ego-analytic therapy
• D) Conversion therapy

Which of the following disorder is the most common for which people seek help from a therapist?

• A) Schizophrenia
• B) Eating
• C) Depression
• D) Personality