A handicapped child who couldn’t walk as there was some innate organic problem in his legs but when he grew older he became very famous orthopedic doctor. This concept is known as what?

• A) Rationalization
• B) Compensation
• C) Scape goating
• D) Fixation

According to the Maslow, once the physiological needs have been satisfied, then which of the following stage will the individual shift to?

• A) Self-esteem
• B) Safety
• C) Belongingness and love
• D) Self-actualization

_________ can only occur when a person is aware of the contingencies and anticipates that they will apply to future behavior.

• A) Punishment
• B) Extinction
• C) Reinforcement
• D) Inhibition

Who believed that a series of dreams is much easier to interpret than a single dream?

• A) Carl Jung
• B) Karen Horney
• C) Heinz Hartmann
• D) Alfred Adler

According to Jung’s interpretations of dream, interpretations should be based on:

• A) Single dream rather than a series of dreams
• B) A series of dreams rather than a single dream
• C) The dreams of collective unconscious
• D) The dreams of personal unconscious

Maslow's theory states that individuals who are well-adjusted attempt to which of the following process?

• A) Potentialize themselves
• B) Convince others that they have no faults
• C) Actualize themselves
• D) Win others to their way of thinking

Karen Horney described how many categories or styles with which neurotic people interact with others?

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

According to Horney, when child is abused or rejected by his/her parents, which of the following problem develops?

• A) Neurotic behavior
• B) Autism
• C) Depression
• D) Psychotic behavior

Adler’s theory talked about all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Over-compensation
• B) Isomorphism
• C) Organ inferiority
• D) Life style

Carl Rogers regarded ___________ as the highest level of mental health.

• A) Safety needs
• B) Self-Actualization
• C) Esteem Needs
• D) Need for belongingness

Which of the following theory was given by Carl Jung?

• A) Individual Psychology
• B) Empathetic Psychology
• C) Analytical Psychology
• D) Ego Psychology

Which of the following stage is associated with middle adulthood, when a person establishes career, settle down within a relationship, and develop a sense of being a part of the bigger picture?

• A) Identity vs. Role Confusion
• B) Generativity vs. Self-absorption
• C) Integrity vs. Despair
• D) Intimacy vs. Isolation

Which of the following refers to how you live your life, how you handle problems and interpersonal relations?

• A) Lifestyles
• B) Inferiority complex
• C) Archetypes
• D) Superiority complex

Adler believed that all humans started life with which of the following mechanism?

• A) Primordial guilt
• B) Feelings of inferiority
• C) Collective unconscious
• D) Weak organs

According to Maslow, with which new set an individual becomes concerned, once the physiological needs have been satisfied.

• A) Self esteem
• B) Self actualization
• C) Safety or security
• D) Belongingness and love

Which of the following involves elaborating a dream image in order to determine its significance through direct and indirect association?

• A) Individuation
• B) Amplification
• C) Isomorphism
• D) Hysteria

All steps are included in Jungian interpretation of dreams EXCEPT:

• A) Reading (for some)
• B) Collaboration with the therapist
• C) Focusing on the situation at present
• D) Identification of different phenomenon

Which of the following could be thought of as the DNA of the human psyche?

• A) Dreams
• B) Archetypes
• C) Personal unconscious
• D) Collective unconscious

According to Jung, the earth mother, the hero, the devil, and the Supreme Being are all examples of what?

• A) Archetypes
• B) Persona
• C) Symbols
• D) Id

Who was the founder of the interpersonal school of psychology?

• A) Wilhelm Reich
• B) Karen Horney
• C) Harry Stack Sullivan
• D) Abraham Maslow