MCQ Bank
Which of the following is true regarding tertiary aging?
- A) It results from lifestyle choices.
- B) It involves changes close to death
- C) It is entirely preventable
- D) It relates to biological decay due to aging
The awareness of one's own identity, or "Who am I?" is called:
- A) Input processing
- B) Sense of identity
- C) Awareness
- D) Exteroception
In which societies children are expected to learn “on their own”?
- A) Western societies
- B) Industrialized societies
- C) Collectivist societies
- D) Egalitarian societies
Physical fitness refers to the body's ability to:
- A) Eat healthy
- B) Gain weight
- C) Sleep regularly
- D) Adapt to external environment
The “motherhood penalty” refers to:
- A) Women being paid more after becoming mothers
- B) Men receiving higher pay after becoming fathers
- C) Women being unable to work after childbirth
- D) Women facing a wage gap after having children
Which of the following is not considered a primary emotion?
- A) Envy
- B) Anger
- C) Surprise
- D) Fear
Who is the “perceiver” in the context of stereotyping?
- A) The one subjected to stereotypes
- B) The bystander in social interactions
- C) The individual holding stereotypes
- D) The neutral observer of behaviour
Sternberg's Theory of successful Intelligence includes all the following EXCEPT:
- A) Analytical intelligence
- B) Creative intelligence
- C) Practical intelligence
- D) Emotional intelligence
What does stereotype consensus refer to?
- A) Political alignment regarding stereotypes
- B) Agreement among individuals on stereotypes
- C) Complete elimination of stereotypes
- D) Conflicts arising from different stereotypes
A Yogi is someone who has:
- A) Complete body awareness
- B) Physical strength only
- C) Focus only on mind
- D) No discipline
Which of the following approaches focuses on how religion evolved among people in society?
- A) Primordial
- B) Sociological
- C) Anthropological
- D) Cultural
What are the core symptoms of depression according to WHO studies?
- A) Confidence, alertness, and joy
- B) Hyperactivity, insomnia, and excitement
- C) Happiness, energy, and relaxation
- D) Dysphoria, anxiety, lack of energy, and tension
What does Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) primarily aim to address?
- A) Unconscious processes
- B) Interpersonal issues and improving relationships
- C) Physical health issues
- D) Individual development
What do Warren and Carmichael emphasize in their definition of personality?
- A) Wisdom and knowledge
- B) Romantic relationships
- C) Entire mental organization
- D) Love and commitment
Which of the following country provides less autonomy to girls in personal matters such as choice of partner and career?
- A) Saudi Arabia
- B) Pakistan
- C) India
- D) Canada
Which of the following studies supported the universality of emotional expressions?
- A) Scherer’s study on cultural differences
- B) Matsumoto’s study on cultural norms
- C) Wallbott and Scherer’s study on life events
- D) Ekman’s study on facial expressions
What does the Te Whare Tapa Whā model represent?
- A) A family system
- B) Mental illness
- C) A psychological treatment
- D) A house supported by four poles
Which of the following is an example of an external attribution?
- A) He was rushing because he had an emergency
- B) She is uninterested in art
- C) He is rude
- D) She lacks leadership skills
Which of the following physiological response is most commonly associated with the emotion of fear?
- A) Decreased heart rate
- B) Muscle relaxation
- C) Lowered body temperature
- D) Increased heart rate
All of the following are the functions of limbic system except:
- A) Control of voluntary movements
- B) Homeostasis
- C) Emotional memory formation
- D) Hunger and satiety